By neiso on

Hello,

I have Drupal 5.0, I uploaded tinymce and imce modules, but I have a problem with imce. I created the files folder, and imce upload the images in ../files/u1/. But in the folder files/ there's an .htaccess file, so nobody can see the images. When I delete it, something regenerate the htaccess.
And if I try to write an URL to imce, it's visible, but when I submit the post, nothing appaer.

What's the problem? Thanks.

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faqing’s picture

faqing commented

From Tinymce readme.txt

IMCE Integration
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1. You may need to edit IMCE.module if the File/Image Manager not appear.
2. Open imce.module and go to line 10:

//set imce if tinymce is in action
if (module_exists('tinymce') && variable_get('imce_settings_tinymce', 1) && strpos($header, 'tinyMCE.init')) {

3. Change above line to:

//set imce if tinymce is in action
if (module_exists('tinymce') && variable_get('imce_settings_tinymce', 1)) {

5. Refresh you website.

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neiso commented

I've already done it.
But.. photos don't appaer.

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cbh commented

I'm having the same problem. Images appear in the edit window ok, but do not display on a webpage. I tried eliminating HTACCESS in the files directory with no positive result.

And then I read this message - http://drupal.org/node/110244 - and it solved the problem.

Cheers
Chris Hutcheson

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neiso commented

Woh :) thank you very much. It's working...

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neiso commented

Well, it's still working with URL, but there's a .htaccess file, wich don't allow to see the images. When I delete it, something regenerate it to folder: files/.

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nicke-1 commented

Drupal generates the .htaccess file in my files folder.

Tried to eliminate it by renaming it and voila it worked... for the moment..
As soon as i edited the page drupal generated it again.

What to do???

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eOne commented

Has anyone found out how to stop creation of that .htaccess file? I am having same problem here.

Any workarounds?
Those solutions like full HTML and chnage of filters do not help.

this is content of file:

SetHandler Drupal_Security_Do_Not_Remove_See_SA_2006_006
Options None
Options +FollowSymLinks

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coderintherye commented

This auto .htaccess generation is so frustrating. Second time I have been hit by this "feature" which throws me for a loop. This time I spent 2 hours trying to install all of the various rich text editor modules, only to be thwarted by Drupal is not defined Javascript errors. It was only once I went and deleted the .htaccess files (which don't work on my server) that I was able to get it to work, but bam the file comes right back. Rename it change permissions, it doesn't matter it just re-appears. This is an awful model of how to do things and was not the way things worked in 5.x