File path

bump-sub ... er, uhm, "thing"

Seems to be a windows only problem puting this on line 52 fix the issue:
$filepath = str_replace('\\','/',$filepath );

@eduardocintas:
Thanks, but in which file should I put this line?

Not windows only. I use Debian / Nginx

I also encounter this problem on a windows server, I do the same thing as @eduardocintas to solve it.

@Lex: It is in js_injector.module

Also confirming this is not only windows problem, #3 addresses this issue.

Hey all,

Can you try upgrading to the 7.x-2.x version of this module (note, there is no upgrade path), and see if this issue persists?

Sean

I'm on latest version of 7.2 and i get this error:
File temporary://fileT4KOa4 could not be copied, because the destination directory public://js_injector is not configured correctly.

I just manually created the directory js_injector and gave public write permissions and i'm good now.

@apmsooner there is now hook_requirements() in the 7.x-2.x version of the module, so if the webserver cannot create or write to the folder "public://js_injector" your statue report will be red (unhappy). Yes, you are right, granting the webserver permissions to either:

• create the folder itself or
• creating the folder by hand, and then granting correct permissions

will resolve the issue.

@wiifm: what if you can do neither from #11? Shouldn't the module be doing this correctly?

weirdly, I created js_injector in sites/all/modules/js_injector and gave it 777 permissions. Then, my problems were gone, too. But after I deleted sites/all/modules/js_injector/js_injector (out of curiosity) my problems still are gone.

I'm closing it because the issue was created a long time ago without any further steps.

if you still need it then raise a new one.
thanks