A symbolic link would basically be like creating all the files locally in the virtualhosts directory for each website and then linking that file to the root directory, right? That's what I understand. I did actually think about doing that, but it kind of defeats the purpose if FCK comes up with a big update that changes or add files that arn't already linked.
I appreciate the suggestion, but I don't think that would work for my current situation.
I basically need to implement a WYSIWYG editor for over 300 websites. I looked at TinyMCE already but I found it wasn't as fast or easy as FCKeditor. I'm really lost here.
Re: Help with absolute BasePath
Re: Help with absolute BasePath
I appreciate the suggestion, but I don't think that would work for my current situation.
I basically need to implement a WYSIWYG editor for over 300 websites. I looked at TinyMCE already but I found it wasn't as fast or easy as FCKeditor. I'm really lost here.
Re: Help with absolute BasePath
Say you have fckeditor unzipped in html/source/fckeditor/
You have three websites using fck
alpha
beta
gamma
each one has fck in a subdirectory
alpha/fckeditor/
beta/fckeditor/
gamma/fckeditor/
you would dump the subdirectories and create a symbolic link instead. Assuming you were in html/alpha/:
/html/alpha/: ln -s /html/source/fckeditor
An ls -l would reveal
fckeditor ---> /html/source/fckeditor/
If fckeditor is updated, you just update the source/fckeditor/ directory and all the symbolic links are still fine.
Now I have never tried this personally and I apologize in advance if this is still not what you are looking for.
Best of luck.