FCKeditor directory: local versus remote

I have FCKEditor working nicely when I place the FCKeditor resources on the local path:

oFCKeditor.BasePath = '/FCKeditor/' ;

But I would really like to have the the FCKeditor hosted elsewhere. So I have made the change:

oFCKeditor.BasePath = 'http://www.xxxxxx.com/FCKeditor/' ;

But I get an "access is denied" error (Apache)
URL: http://www.xxxxxx.com/FCKeditor/editor/ ... ar=Default

after I make that one change and place the resources on this other web site.

I saw a similar post from early August 2004 with no replies. Does anyone know if this is allowed? What might I be doing wrong?

TIA

Sun, 09/19/2004 - 04:57

simo

Joined: 27/04/2005

Posts: 65

RE: FCKeditor directory: local versus remote

I think you have to use just the path relative to the root of the website...

Simone

Wed, 10/06/2004 - 00:20

rswfire

Joined: 06/10/2004

Posts: 1

RE: FCKeditor directory: local versus remote

This is the same problem I have, and I cannot use relative paths. I need to be able to set this. I've spent many hours trying to customize the code for this purpose without success.

Wed, 10/06/2004 - 01:16

danielpaten

Joined: 06/10/2004

Posts: 2

RE: FCKeditor directory: local versus remote

Hello, I have the same problem. I found the first statement with the error "access is denied".
FCK_STATUS_NOTLOADED=window.parent.FCK_STATUS_NOTLOADED=0 in the fck_startup.js file.
But I don't understand why this error occurs ???
Idea ??

Daniel

Wed, 10/06/2004 - 01:22

danielpaten

Joined: 06/10/2004

Posts: 2

RE: FCKeditor directory: local versus remote

Problem follow ...
This is maybe the problem !!!
Found in javascript doc :
There is a cross-domain scripting security rule that can become an issue in these scenarios. When a child container has JavaScript from a page within the same domain as the parent, that child can access elements within the parents document object model (DOM). But when the child is from a different domain, the child can no longer access the parent's internals, nor can the parent access the child's internal elements.
Outchh .... No solution ????
Daniel