XML request error: Internal Server Error (500

Thanks for your help!

I see the folders exist, but apparently the host server will not allow me to change file permissions (mds-host.com). I think the default permission for the folders is 000, which I imagine is the problem if that's the case. I'll let you know how it goes once I hear from them.

Thanks again!!!
Oz

I got it working!!

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TRY FIRST
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I changed the permission to the folders through the control panel for my live website to allow full control of the "UserFiles" folder, which is in the root folder of my site. (I learned Windows servers don't use the three digit folder permissions that Unix servers do [i.e. "777" and stuff].)

This apparently didn't fully correct the problem, but I found out that a script had an error accessing a file. So I edited the path variable in the script and now it works!

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TRY SECOND
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I simply edited the following file:

FCKeditor>editor>dialog>fck_image>fck_image.js

I replaced the "FCKConfig.ImageBrowserURL" and "FCKConfig.LinkBrowserURL" variables in the functions "BrowseServer()" and "LnkBrowseServer()", respectively.

I replaced "FCKConfig.ImageBrowserURL" with the absolute path 'http://mywebsite.com/FCKeditor/editor/filemanager/browser/default/browser.html?Type=Image&Connector=connectors/aspx/connector.aspx'. (Make sure you use single quotes.)

Then, I replaced "FCKConfig.LinkBrowserURL" with 'http://mywebsite.com/FCKeditor/editor/filemanager/browser/default/browser.html?Connector=connectors/aspx/connector.aspx'. (Make sure you use single quotes.)

This assumes you have the FCKeditor folder in the root folder of your website.

Then I recompiled it all up in VS.NET, uploaded the files, and yeehaa! it worked.

Hope this helps.

-THANKS ORKO14!

Funny thing is it works on the live website, but not on my localhost. I

On localhost I get a popup that says:

This connector is disabled. Please check the "editor/filemanager/browser/default/connectors/asp/config.asp" file

But when I check the file, the connector ConfigEnabled variable is True! Weird...

Also, I commented out the lines in the code-behind of the page that uses the control where you declare the ImageBrowserURL and FCKConfig.LinkBrowserURL paths.

In the code-behind, all I have is:

FCKeditor1.BasePath = "/FCKeditor/";

That's it.