Hi,
I think there is a bug in ckfinder when working with ckeditor and uploading images onto the webserver - ColdFusion environment.
I successfully installed ckeditor and got that working as I wanted. I then installed the latest version (1.4) of ckfinder, following the documentation to configure it to work with ckeditor. With that done, I tried uploading an image file, which completed successfully. However, the ckeditor image dialog box displayed the image as broken. On saving the change and checking the image tag, the src field was referencing the website root directory instead of the images folder - the image was in fact correctly saved in the images folder.
I reopened the editor and deleted the inserted image. I then used the ckfinder to select from the thumbnail image folder, the image file was then inserted correctly, and diplayed when I saved the edit page.
Relative to the website root directory I have:
/ckeditor
/ckfinder
/basewebsite/mywebsite/index.cfm
/basewebsite/mywebsite/_thumbs
/basewebsite/mywebsite/images
I've made the following changes to the ckfinder config.cfm file:
set return true for CheckAuthentication
added my license name and key
config.baseUrl = "/basewebsite/mywebsite/";
I also reset the application name in the two application.cfc files
If I understand the documentation, then that should be all that I need to do to test that the installation is working correctly.
Please let me know if there is anything else I need to do, or what other file I should change.
Regards,
Chris Gaelic
I think there is a bug in ckfinder when working with ckeditor and uploading images onto the webserver - ColdFusion environment.
I successfully installed ckeditor and got that working as I wanted. I then installed the latest version (1.4) of ckfinder, following the documentation to configure it to work with ckeditor. With that done, I tried uploading an image file, which completed successfully. However, the ckeditor image dialog box displayed the image as broken. On saving the change and checking the image tag, the src field was referencing the website root directory instead of the images folder - the image was in fact correctly saved in the images folder.
I reopened the editor and deleted the inserted image. I then used the ckfinder to select from the thumbnail image folder, the image file was then inserted correctly, and diplayed when I saved the edit page.
Relative to the website root directory I have:
/ckeditor
/ckfinder
/basewebsite/mywebsite/index.cfm
/basewebsite/mywebsite/_thumbs
/basewebsite/mywebsite/images
I've made the following changes to the ckfinder config.cfm file:
set return true for CheckAuthentication
added my license name and key
config.baseUrl = "/basewebsite/mywebsite/";
I also reset the application name in the two application.cfc files
If I understand the documentation, then that should be all that I need to do to test that the installation is working correctly.
Please let me know if there is anything else I need to do, or what other file I should change.
Regards,
Chris Gaelic
Re: bug when uploading images onto a ColdFusion webserver
Are you able to constantly reproduce this issue?
Which browser and ColdFusion version are you using (just to reproduce it in the same environment)?
Wiktor Walc
CTO, CKSource - http://cksource.com
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Re: bug when uploading images onto a ColdFusion webserver
I'm using ColdFusion 8 on an Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition with SP2. I get the same problem with IE8, Opera 10 and Chrome 2. On checking with Firefox 3.5.2 fkeditor will only open in a textarea window - but that must be a different problem which I've only just noticed.
Apart from that, you should have enough to reproduce the problem.
Cheers,
Chris
Re: bug when uploading images onto a ColdFusion webserver
Is there any chance that this problem can be resolved? I cannot go live with CKEditor until this has been resolved.
Re: bug when uploading images onto a ColdFusion webserver
Sorry for late reply, I've sent you a PM regarding this issue.
Wiktor Walc
CTO, CKSource - http://cksource.com
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