I'm using CKFinder as it is bundled with Mura CMS. When I try to use the image resize option I get a modal dialog that says "Invalid Command". All other features of CKFinder appear to work and I'm able to rename the same image files, delete or upload new files.
It appears to be an issue with the resizeimage plugin and that it is not properly intercepting the ImageResizeInfo command, and due to that, throwing the invalid command error.
I've added logging statements into the end of the plugin.cfm file and it appears to be loading the imageresize plugin successfully. Is there something else I should be looking at to see why the commands from the plugin are not being intercepted and instead throwing the "invalid command" error?
config.cfm should have
config.cfm should have something like this:
if (APPLICATION.CFVersion gte 8) { include("plugins/imageresize/plugin.cfm"); }so that the command was recognized. How does your config.cfm look like?
Wiktor Walc
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Hi Wiktor,
Hi Wiktor,
My config file does have the conditional statement that loads the plugin. I also added log statements to the beginning and end of the plugin.cfm and see that it does get called.
-John
Can you check the vanilla
Can you check the vanilla CKFinder 2.4.2 to see if you have the same problem?
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Yes, I will try that and see
Yes, I will try that and see what result I get. It might be a little while before I can test. Thanks for helping with my issue!
-John
Hi Wiktor,
Hi Wiktor,
I tried the Coldfusion sample on the vanilla CKFinder 2.4.2. I'm running Railo 4. To get the sample working I had to modify the name of the url variable in the _buildUrl function within ckfinder.cfc. I replaced all references of url to burl and the sample would then run.
I still get the same "invaild command" error when I try to resize an image. I am able to upload the image, just not resize it. It appears that this could be a Railo related issue?
Thanks for any further ideas.
-John