you could probably make it on one of the websites and just link it to that. otherwise you would use file://C:/PHP/PEAR/fckeditor/ which may work, but i doubt it. As thats usually to a file on the local machine, meaning your computer not the server. So im not sure since it is php if it will pick up the server or your personal computer.
Does anyone know if this is possible? Setting the BasePath variable to a Drive path as opposed to a URL? I want to keep the fckeditor folder above the web root and this is going to be impossible if I can't change it!
Can you create an "alias" directory in your webserver? If you set this to "mydirectory" as an alias to c:\mydirectory" you can then put FCKeditor in this directory and address it through a BasePath = "/mydirectory/FCKeditor"
RE: PHP & FCKeditor: Using the BasePath
RE: PHP & FCKeditor: Using the BasePath
Does anyone know if this is possible? Setting the BasePath variable to a Drive path as opposed to a URL? I want to keep the fckeditor folder above the web root and this is going to be impossible if I can't change it!
Any suggestions would be hugely appreciated!
~Jes
RE: PHP & FCKeditor: Using the BasePath
If you set this to "mydirectory" as an alias to c:\mydirectory" you can then put FCKeditor in this directory and address it through a BasePath = "/mydirectory/FCKeditor"
Brian
RE: PHP & FCKeditor: Using the BasePath
FCKeditor\editor\filemanager\browser\default\connectors\php\config.php
$Config['UserFilesAbsolutePath']
RE: PHP & FCKeditor: Using the BasePath