I'm not sure, but I think you need to remove the dot (.) in <cfset request.FCKeditor.userFilesPath = "./cfm/UserFiles/"> The userFilesPath setting has to be an absolute path, starting at your webroot, so "/cfm/UserFiles/".
Another possibility is that you have a Unix server, and the access rights for the UserFiles folder are not set correct.
Ok, I see. You didn't follow the instructions on the Wiki completely. You didn't just extract the FCKeditor zip file, you also renamed the folders. The samples02_mx.cfm expects the fckeditor.cfc file 2 paths higher than the sample file, as you can see here (extract from samples02_mx.cfm: mappings['/fckeditor2'] = expandPath("../.."); // fckeditor.cfc resides two paths higher than this sample file.
You can try changing the mapping, but I suggest that you just extract the zip file to a directory without changing the directory names.
RE: Coldfusion XML request error 500
The userFilesPath setting has to be an absolute path, starting at your webroot, so "/cfm/UserFiles/".
Another possibility is that you have a Unix server, and the access rights for the UserFiles folder are not set correct.
Let me know!
RE: Coldfusion XML request error 500
RE: Coldfusion XML request error 500
You didn't follow the instructions on the Wiki completely.
You didn't just extract the FCKeditor zip file, you also renamed the folders.
The samples02_mx.cfm expects the fckeditor.cfc file 2 paths higher than the sample file, as you can see here (extract from samples02_mx.cfm:
mappings['/fckeditor2'] = expandPath("../.."); // fckeditor.cfc resides two paths higher than this sample file.
You can try changing the mapping, but I suggest that you just extract the zip file to a directory without changing the directory names.
RE: Coldfusion XML request error 500