How do I set up UserFilesPath to the root domain?
I have my admin at admin.mydomain.com and want the user uploaded files at mydomain.com/uploads
I have tryed "../uploads/" but gets an error.
I have my admin at admin.mydomain.com and want the user uploaded files at mydomain.com/uploads
I have tryed "../uploads/" but gets an error.
RE: UserFilesPath cross domains
What connector are you using?
RE: UserFilesPath cross domains
RE: UserFilesPath cross domains
I have same problems. I install fckeditor in inside.myweb.com And want upload userfile in myweb.com I have asp connector. Help me please.
RE: UserFilesPath cross domains
This all depends on how your host has your paths set up. With my host, I have a folder inside my webroot that matches the name of the sub-domain. Like, for 'here.mydomain.com', I have a folder called 'here'. So I could technically get to that folder by going to 'http://www.mydomain.com/here/' as well. You should just poke around your remote file structure and see what it looks like.
RE: UserFilesPath cross domains
admin (admin.mydomain.com)
public_html (mydoman.com)
Did this ever get figured out?
Re: UserFilesPath cross domains
Re: UserFilesPath cross domains
try this; it works for me;;;
i) run phpinfo()
ii) search for _SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] part and copy path to clipboard
iii) in your fckeditor\editor\filemanager\upload\php\config.php and fckeditor\editor\filemanager\browser\default\connectors\php\config.php under $Config['UserFilesPath'] and $Config['UserFilesAbsolutePath'] type this:
good luck...