XML request error: OK (200)

Hi, I'm having the same problem but only in IE and only on certain computers, in Firefox it works ok, with the same computers... Any idea's? Something with the security settings of IE?

@rian - seems to be a bug, I have a couple of questions..
Which version of CKFinder are you using (PHP, 1.3)?
On what OS exactly is CKFinder installed?
Which web server are you using?
In case of PHP/Windows environment: did you try to adjust the FilesystemEncoding setting?

Hi Wiktor,
I'm using:
CKFinder 1.3.1. php version (out of the box, filesystem encoding is UTF-8)
PHP Version 5.1.6
Linux 2.6.18-92.1.22.el5 / Apache 2.0
Kind Regards, Rian Rietveld

wiktor wrote:@rian - seems to be a bug, I have a couple of questions..
Which version of CKFinder are you using (PHP, 1.3)?
On what OS exactly is CKFinder installed?
Which web server are you using?
In case of PHP/Windows environment: did you try to adjust the FilesystemEncoding setting?

Had the same problem, but only in IE, not FireFox.
Seems that setting my website to a Trusted Site solved the problem.

http://docs.fckeditor.net/CKFinder/Deve ... ntegration

http://devapp.ivivos.com/ckfinder/core/ ... r_gecko.js



http://devapp.ivivos.com/ckfinder/core/ ... mmand=Init

<META NAME="ColdFusionMXEdition" CONTENT="ColdFusion DevNet Edition - Not for Production Use.">

http://www.talkingtree.com/blog/index.c ... 2Developer

I had the same problem, after hours of #@!! i found my error:
into /ckfinder/config.php
I modified the CheckAuthentication() function
including a file of mine for my own authentication
that file had a space at the end after the php closing tag '?>'
that space was in front at the XML generated by ckfinder and created the error
so I removed the space after the php closing tag from my included file and the problem was solved

Just a small note, in PHP you can protect yourself against such irritating issues by setting output_buffering to some reasonable value in php.ini, for example: output_buffering=4096.

http://grutier.cz/_test/ckeditor/ckfinder/ckfinder.htmlhttp://grutier.cz/_test/ckeditor/ckfind ... alone.html

You have probably made a mistake in the configuration file, like forgot to add semicolon or something like that. Open core/connector/php/connector.php and change this line:

error_reporting(0);

into

error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors',1);

reload CKFinder and check AJAX calls in Firebug.
Let me know what you have found there.

Hi there, I had been struggling with this little problem for a few minutes.

I added ?> (so as to end the php file) to the end of the config.php file and also to the ckfinder.php file though I don't know if that helped to.

Once I did this the upload function seems to be working with no problems, hope it helps someone else.

In my case bad file name in the folder causes this problem. I've remove bad file from ssh and prodlem has been solved!