Hi there, hope you can help.
I am having issues getting the finder to start with coldfusion backend. I have the editor and the finder in a folder on localhost, and the finder is tied in fine and the browse button visible.
When I click browse, two things happen:
AVG warning pops up saying that ckfinder.js is a virus
A windows pop up appears asking me to sign into http://localhost
There is no username or password for localhost, it's a windows platform.
Please can you assist, am I doing something wrong with the BaseURL, currently:
config.baseUrl = "/userfiles/";
config.baseDir = APPLICATION.CreateCFC("Utils.FileSystem").resolveUrl(config.baseUrl);
Have tried many different versions for the base url all fail in this manner. Is this an issue with the Application files or security, have you come across this before?
Thanks
Mark
Fri, 06/18/2010 - 12:23
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Re: Issues with coldfusion integration
The issue was with AVG all along, which was quite a surprise really. The javascript initialization was being halted by the virus warning.
Adding an exception did not fix the issue as the ckfinder.js file will be transfered to the cache as soon as it is requested, and there is no way i am going to add an exception to ignore the temp internet folder.
Had to completely disable AVG resident shield.
All of a sudden all is working.
Hope this helps someone.
Mark
Re: Issues with coldfusion integration
Wiktor Walc
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Re: Issues with coldfusion integration
Please redownload CKFinder for ColdFusion 2.0 and let me know whether AVG is still reporting a virus.
I've downloaded and installed AVG trial and it looks like they really don't like scripts written in JavaScript...
I've recompiled CKFinder for ColdFusion and now it looks like it is passing the test fine (although the code is the same ), it would be great if you could confirm that the issue is gone.
Wiktor Walc
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