By cstreit on

Hi,

I finally managed to install the FCKEditor Module with the help of the available documentation. It works so far. The only issue I have is:

- within the server browse window, I can use the button 'create subfolder'. They get created with success and are visible

Whenever I try to upload an image with the ressource type image to a subfolder of the ./Image directory, I get no error during the upload
but the file is not showing up neither.

Whenever I manually copy a file to this subdirectory, I can use it via the server browser window and link it to the content.

Appreciate your help

Kind regards
Chris

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shishira’s picture

shishira commented

Hi Chris

Doubtful wether you could upload an image in fck editor with out a module to do the job. Install imce module and set it up to use the image button on fck editor.

hope that helps

cstreit’s picture

cstreit commented

Hi,

The FCKModule for Drupal with the code from FCKeditor allow me to upload files, depending on the ressource type (image/flash/file/media). Each of the ressource type use a separate directory as a default.

Whenever I use the default directory, all works fine.

The only hack is, that i can't upload to a subdirectory, even I can create one with the current implementation.

I like this method, as the users of the site can upload their needed files for the node creation easy and select them afterwars within the editor.

So come back to your sugestion. You mean, I have to use imce module to bypass the upload/select function from the existing fckeditor module?

kind regards
Chris

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ontwerpwerk commented

It seems your subdirectories are created with the wrong permissions, that is a server side issue which may be fixed by modifying your server configuration or manyally chmodding the directories or by hacking your fckeditor fileshandler (but that's a last resort that's not supported by anyone)
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