Upload fails without error

Hello everyone,

I have a simular problem with php.

i am testing fckeditor with a CMS call pluxml and on stand alone from the archive dowloaded , with same results.

on local it works fine.

So I upload to web site and then , after a few fixe within the fckconfig.js file and the config.php file.

and finally the file seems to be upload (have to wait a few seconds if file is a few KO.) the popup returns the name of the file and where it should be . But the file is not there nor else on the server !??

Is there an debug option somehwhere to follow each steps of upload to find out where file is lost ?

I used the UserFilesAbsolutePath as well

to create a new folder returns an unknown error.

the server runs under : php : 4.3.10-16

It's quiet frustrating not to find why it's not working.

I have already a simple uploading script moving and renaming file uploaded , and it works fine .

Should i disabled this function in fckeditor ?

thanks to have read us so far

GCENCORE

Well, currently there is no debugging option in FCKeditor. However, you can try to debug it manually:
- you can trace AJAX calls using Firebug plugin in Firefox
- you can add some extra error_log commands inside upload.php to find out where FCKeditor has problems, for example:

/*
 * save debug message using Operating System's system logging mechanism or a file, 
 * depending on what the error_log configuration directive is set to
 */
error_log("FCKeditorLog: move_uploaded file({$oFile['tmp_name']}, {$sFilePath}) ");
move_uploaded_file( $oFile['tmp_name'], $sFilePath ) ;
 

adding this particular line before running move_uploaded file command, will tell you where your file will be placed (add more error_log commands at the beginning, because FCKeditor may not reach this line if it encounters some problems in the earlier part of the script).

There is also test.html file inside filemanager/upload directory (path to this file will change to filemanager/connectors in FCKeditor 2.5) which you can run manually to test upload functionality.
Expected results are described in Server Side Integration article in Wiki: http://wiki.fckeditor.net/Developer's_G ... ntegration

thanks so much for the answer , i'll follow these tips and give a few try next - week .

There is after all no reason why it should not be possible

Regards , GCencore

I'm having the same problem. I have run the test, turned on Firebug - but the PostURL panel just shows my home page - the first page I see when I initially log in. Could there be another setting keeping me from uploading?

Actually, if you see your home page in "Post URL" panel, I guess that you may have .htaccess file with mod_rewrite rule that redirects all php calls to a single file, like index.php.
You can try another Firefox plugin: "Live HTTP Headers" to check that.
Open test.html file, upload some sample file and check wheter results are being sent from (...)editor/filemanager/upload/php/upload.php using this plugin.

One step closer!

I downloaded and installed the Live HTTP headers (what a great plugin!) and finally saw that it was redirecting with a HTTP response code of 302. Here's the content of my .htaccess - I see where it's getting redirected.

# BEGIN SUGARCRM RESTRICTIONS
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/sugarcrm.log.* http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/log_file_restricted.html
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/emailman.log http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/log_file_restricted.html
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/not_imported_(.*).txt http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/log_file_restricted.html
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/XTemplate/(.*)/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/data/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/examples/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/include/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/include/(.*)/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/log4php/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/log4php/(.*)/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/metadata/(.*)/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/modules/(.*)/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/soap/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/emailmandelivery.php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
# END SUGARCRM RESTRICTIONS

My question - do Ijust take out the two lines that says

RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/include/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php
RedirectMatch /SugarCRM/include/(.*)/(.*).php http://www.imparisystems.com/SugarCRM/index.php

will that make my SugarCRM less secure? Right now, it's running on a hosted server somewhere in Utah.

I went ahead and took those two lines out, but now it's telling me I have a bad config.php file in the browser folder - but if I look in /SugarCRM/include/FCKeditor/editor/filemanager/browser/default/connectors/php - there is no config.php folder. However, there is one in the upload subdirectory, but that seems to be specific to the upload.

So, I downloaded the tar and took the config.php from the browser directory, and it seems to work. Now, I have just ONE last issue. In the application (SugarCRM), it's supposed to show me the Image icon on the toolbars -

Update!

Changed the default for the editor! Done!

hello,
First , with a safe mode on warning , i got surprised , and i solved the probleme by erasing the userfiles folders ,and create it again manually .
For some reason , if i let fckeditor create the folder or upload it with setting 777chmod , it is not writable.
I had to create manually through ftp these folders to have it work !

I start to learn and apreciate KFCKeditor , and i love it !

big thanks to everybody .