Upload file path as an absolute path?

Yes, I have a similar situation. I am using FCK within PhpWcms ( a php-based CMS), which offers a newsletter feature. In order for newsletters to work properly...all image paths must be absolute....so my question is similar to that of the previous poster, soundsational. Any pointers to the making the proper modifications would be greatly appreciated, so that I can offer the use of FCK editor to client to make newsletters, with no hassles.....
(using php)

Cheers,
John
New Zealand

--> see Bug #1204273
(There is an error in the PHP script that alows everyone to write everything, everywhere to your Webserver if not restrikted by webservers-access-rights!)

-Use for example this:------------------------------------------
function GetSecurePath($in_dir)
{
$in_dir=strtr($in_dir,'\\\'":<>!|','/_______');
if (substr($in_dir,-1) !='/') $in_dir = $in_dir . '/';


$out_Dir=array();
$out_Count=0;

$in_DirArr=explode('/', $in_dir);

foreach ($in_DirArr as $FolderName)
{
$FolderName=trim($FolderName);

if (($FolderName!='') && (($FolderName!='.')))
{
if (substr($FolderName,0,2)=='..')
{
$out_Count--;
if ($out_Count<0) $out_Count=0;
}
else
{
$out_Dir[$out_Count]=$FolderName;
$out_Count++;
}
}
}

$out_dir='/';
for ($i=0; $i<$out_Count; $i++)
{
$out_dir .= $out_Dir[$i] .'/';
}

return $out_dir;
}
----------------------------------------------------------
in connector.php to check $GLOBALS["UserFilesPath"] and $sCurrentFolder .

------------
$GLOBALS["UserFilesPath"]=GetSecurePath($GLOBALS["UserFilesPath"]);

$sCurrentFolder =GetSecurePath($sCurrentFolder);
------------

regards Hmilchuser

http://www.main-domain.com/fckeditor/
http://www.managed-domain1.com/browser/
http://www.managed-domain2.com/browser/
http://www.managed-domain3.com/browser/
http://www.managed-domain4.com/browser/
http://www.managed-domain5.com/browser/




http://www.managed-domain5.com/

I figured out that it ain't gonna work that way. The script is crashing on this line:

window.top.opener.SetUrl( fileUrl ) ;

saying: Permission Denied. That beceause you are cross domain scripting. Don't know how to solve it.

http://path/for/viewing/via/http

Simon,
Please let me know if you've discovered a solutions. I need this for newsletter purposes too.

--Aaron

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http://www.cactusclimbing.co.nz/FCKedit ... /test.html