Upload in wrong directory

This is a simple task.
Use your notepad or something like Editplus to edit the file config.php located in "editor\filemanager\connectors\php\".

Find:

         $Config['QuickUploadPath']['Image']         = $Config['UserFilesPath'] ;
         $Config['QuickUploadAbsolutePath']['Image']   = $Config['UserFilesAbsolutePath'] ;

And replace with:

         $Config['QuickUploadPath']['Image']         = $Config['FileTypesPath']['Image'] ;
         $Config['QuickUploadAbsolutePath']['Image']    = $Config['FileTypesAbsolutePath']['Image'] ;   

Now, all your image files will be uploaded into the "uploads/images" directory, and it can be found through the browser.

What about ASP? can i configure the same thing so that it will upload to same folder?

I am using FCKEditor in sending newsletter, but when I upload an image, it displayed OK on the panel (before send), but when i send it out & receive in email, it shows broken image, how should i do to resolve this issue? is it because of the path?

I am really need help ....
Thanks

kellyllp wrote:What about ASP? can i configure the same thing so that it will upload to same folder?

I am using FCKEditor in sending newsletter, but when I upload an image, it displayed OK on the panel (before send), but when i send it out & receive in email, it shows broken image, how should i do to resolve this issue? is it because of the path?

I am really need help ....
Thanks

alfonsoml wrote:

kellyllp wrote:What about ASP? can i configure the same thing so that it will upload to same folder?.........
Thanks

yep, just use the config.asp file and take a look at the description of everything there.

hothead wrote:

alfonsoml wrote:

kellyllp wrote:What about ASP? can i configure the same thing so that it will upload to same folder?.........
Thanks

yep, just use the config.asp file and take a look at the description of everything there.

what about asp.net? seems so far that they just use the dll, so no options there?

LeonLord:

Many thanks for that tip:

$Config['QuickUploadPath']['Image'] = $Config['FileTypesPath']['Image'] ;
$Config['QuickUploadAbsolutePath']['Image'] = $Config['FileTypesAbsolutePath']['Image'] ;

I was tearing my hair out over this yesterday. This sort of JS Black Magic should be more carefully explained in the docs. After all, we are not all JS whizeroos using FCKeditor. Will give it a whirl and see what happens.

Cheers.

I have the same problem, but i'm using Coldfusion.... anybody can help me?

Thank you...!

for ASP folks, go to line 35 on connectors/asp/config.asp

change ConfigUserFilesPath = "/userfiles/"

to

ConfigUserFilesPath = "/userfiles/image/"

and on line 109, change

ConfigFileTypesPath.Add "Image", ConfigUserFilesPath & "image/"

to

ConfigFileTypesPath.Add "Image", ConfigUserFilesPath & ""

that is all

Emiliano1776 wrote:I have the same problem, but i'm using Coldfusion.... anybody can help me?

Thank you...!

I know this is an old post, but for anyone out there needing this answer... you make the change in: FCKEditor/editor/filemanager/connectors/cfm/config.cfm.

But truthfully, if the server has both CF and PHP installed, it's probably better for you to switch the upload function to PHP,even if you are developing in CF.

First edit FCKEditor/fckconfig.js lines 278 and 279 to:
var _FileBrowserLanguage = 'php' ; // asp | aspx | cfm | lasso | perl | php | py
var _QuickUploadLanguage = 'php' ; // asp | aspx | cfm | lasso | perl | php | py

Then set: FCKEditor/editor/filemanager/connectors/php/config.php, line 30 to$Config['Enabled'] = True ;, then make the above change.