I've had FCKEditor (native in ColdFusion) + CKFinder working on my servers for quite a long time... without checking, I'd say close to two years. Recently we had our Web host move our three Web servers from dedicated machines to a virtualized setup, and that appears to have borked the connection... when I "Browse" for an image on the live servers, I get the stock FCKEditor dialog instead of CKFinder. The /ckfinder folder is still there in exactly the same place; I've checked and double-checked fckconfig.js and everything looks the same there as on my development server, but CKFinder is triggered on dev and stock FCKEditor browser on the live systems.
The server change was done via a ghosting process, so the config of the old servers and new servers should be "virtually" the same. I do know there were some changes in the domain user accounts on the various servers, and I'm saving my images on a server separate from the Web servers; could a problem with account rights cause CKFinder to refuse to start? That seems like a long shot to me, but it's the only thing I know of that really has changed.
The server change was done via a ghosting process, so the config of the old servers and new servers should be "virtually" the same. I do know there were some changes in the domain user accounts on the various servers, and I'm saving my images on a server separate from the Web servers; could a problem with account rights cause CKFinder to refuse to start? That seems like a long shot to me, but it's the only thing I know of that really has changed.
Re: CKFinder + ColdFusion: same config, new server, no joy
Trying to figure out if this hotfix might have something to do with it: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/529/cpsid_5291 ... n_Security
Re: CKFinder + ColdFusion: same config, new server, no joy
CFIDE\scripts\ajax\package\cfrichtexteditor.js
Those are the same variable names that you edit in this file to install CKFinder:
CFIDE\scripts\ajax\FCKeditor\fckconfig.js
Stupid hotfix.
Re: CKFinder + ColdFusion: same config, new server, no joy
Re: CKFinder + ColdFusion: same config, new server, no joy
Please note that you don't have to stick to the native rich text editor built in ColdFusion (old FCKeditor 2.x), you can use CKEditor if you like, simply follow the JavaScript integration instruction.
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Re: CKFinder + ColdFusion: same config, new server, no joy
I've considered upgrading to the latest and greatest, but In general I prefer to stick with stock ColdFusion components where possible; it makes it easier to upgrade ColdFusion itself later on. The change that forced the tweak I made above was actually a security patch from Adobe, so it's not like they're just sitting around letting CKEditor get moldy and dusty. Looks like I may have to upgrade CKFinder for Firefox, though. There's always something!