I have written a PHP connector for the built in File browser in v2 B2 and checked that it returns valid XML in the form required, but the file browser is still refusing to work in IE or Firefox, in IE it fills in the resource types in the combo box in firefox it does nothing. Anyone wanting to sneak a peek at the connector it is at
http://www.mcpuk.net/downloads/fck_fb_conn_php.zip
Any ideas most welcome as to why this isnt working. (it is sending requests to the connector)
G
Mon, 11/15/2004 - 02:58
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RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
Good.
The issue with combo not filling in Firefox is a know bug and has been resolved... but have to wait till next release of FCKed... or patch it yourself
look at bug num 1025909
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.ph ... tid=543653
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
Another update to the PHP Connector:
Features:
# Implements all FCKEditor FileManager commands fully
# OO Architecture (easily extensible)
# Configurable new folder name acceptance (max length, permitted characters)
# Configurable allowed file extensions & maximum upload size (can be set different for each resource type)
# Ability to hide file & folder based on a user set array of regular expressions
# Option to provide a debug output to file
Readme file gives examples of configuration options for the fckconfig.js file and the config.php file is fully commented to provide information on each of the options.
http://www.mcpuk.net/downloads/fck_fb_conn_php.zip
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
10x, mcukstorm!
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
I've got a feature to suggest:is it possible to integrate a "Disk Quota" limit for uploads directories so uploads are automatically blocked once the quota is reached?
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
I't's even more what i've been expecting...
A "per resource type" quota is fantastic!
Now the resource browsers only lacks a Delete file/folder
function.
Take this as another suggestion...
ATB,ralf
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
why you are using three perl files to upload images or something else ? Is it not possible to do this with php files.
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
I thought i put this in the readme, if i didnt i apologise.
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
RE: Built in file browser, PHP connector
ok upload works fine without the cgi files.
But the Image window does not appear in the firefox 1.0. Is this a bug ?