Well, I struggled with that one a lot. And I have found a solution for my situation. FOr me, Image Browser/Uploader didn't work at all. I tried everything I found
The solution was simple, but I just had to edit the files and find it manually...
The problem is, I have my admin panels NOT in root of the page, so e.g. in another directory called admin.
So I run fckeditor in subdirecotry called /admin/
And I found, that it was looking for UserFiles direcotury IN /admin/, not in root of the page!
So it was looking for .../page.com/admin/UserFiles and not in .../page.com/UserFiles
So I made a symlink in /admin/ to the UserFiles and now it works PERFECT!
Guys, make some DOCUMENTATION or give us a bit of support. It's really great piece of code, but the lack of any help is really annoying....
The solution was simple, but I just had to edit the files and find it manually...
The problem is, I have my admin panels NOT in root of the page, so e.g. in another directory called admin.
So I run fckeditor in subdirecotry called /admin/
And I found, that it was looking for UserFiles direcotury IN /admin/, not in root of the page!
So it was looking for .../page.com/admin/UserFiles and not in .../page.com/UserFiles
So I made a symlink in /admin/ to the UserFiles and now it works PERFECT!
Guys, make some DOCUMENTATION or give us a bit of support. It's really great piece of code, but the lack of any help is really annoying....
RE: A tip for Image Browser users!
Using the ASP filemanager...
1. Developing locally
When developing locally part of the io.asp tries to create the folder UserFiles in your default web directory. e.g. in my case this is c:\inetpub\wwwroot\UserFiles
This won't work if you have (like I do) your site in something other than the default web directory. So c:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite.com
In connectors.asp (the first few lines of code) I found that the path to UserFiles is hardcoded when the "serverpath" is not passed in the querystring as "/UserFiles/" so I had to modify this to "/mysite.com/Userfiles/" for it to work.
2. Running FCKEditor from a hosted service
Leave connectors.asp as the default supplied and it works correctly for //mysite.com/UserFiles
Hope this helps for others who are trying to develop on their local machines.