Hey folks,
I'm running into issues with a fresh install of FCKEditor (2.6.2) on a Windows box, using ColdFusion.
The image browser works fine - creating folders works fine - but trying to upload an image results in this alert:
access denied (coldfusion.runtime.FunctionPermission.createobject)
I've tinkered around with various config settings, with no luck. I'm suspecting it's an issue I'll have to address with the hosting support...? I don't think it's a permissions issue, as the "image" folder in my specified UserFilesPath appears to have proper permissions set; and I can create new folders via the function offered in the image browser.
I set a value for Config.TempDirectory, thinking that might help - and the file DOES make it up into that directory - but fails to get shuffled over into the proper directory.
Thoughts?
I'm running into issues with a fresh install of FCKEditor (2.6.2) on a Windows box, using ColdFusion.
The image browser works fine - creating folders works fine - but trying to upload an image results in this alert:
access denied (coldfusion.runtime.FunctionPermission.createobject)
I've tinkered around with various config settings, with no luck. I'm suspecting it's an issue I'll have to address with the hosting support...? I don't think it's a permissions issue, as the "image" folder in my specified UserFilesPath appears to have proper permissions set; and I can create new folders via the function offered in the image browser.
I set a value for Config.TempDirectory, thinking that might help - and the file DOES make it up into that directory - but fails to get shuffled over into the proper directory.
Thoughts?
Re: Image upload issues (CF)
I adjusted the ASP config file to match the CF config file's settings, and tried it, and got:
ADODB.Stream error '800a0bbc'
Write to file failed.
/fckeditor/editor/filemanager/connectors/asp/class_upload.asp, line 270
I also adjusted the PHP config file the same way, tried it, got an alert "File uploaded with no errors", yet the file didn't make it to the target directory, and I can't find it anywhere in the file system.
Re: Image upload issues (CF)
Ok nevermind.
Found this on the intarweb this morning:
http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/forums/me ... 84BFC99149
And guess what? This particular client is hosted on GoDaddy.
MEH.