I'm not sure if this is FCK or module related. I'm embedding images with IMCE hooked into FCK. The images don't have full path so they break in Drupal RSS feeds. I have to type the full path manually for each image.

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wwalc’s picture

wwalc commented

You can do that with the built-in file browser:

Enable file browser for your profile in:
Administer -> Site configuration -> FCKeditor

Modify "Path to uploaded files" to something like that: http://example.com%b%f/

I've tried to achieve the same behaviour with IMCE (without effects), so you may try to ask the IMCE maintainer is it possible to do it.

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jrabeemer commented

wwalc:
I turned on the built-in file browser. I created a profile and set the Path to uploaded files and absolute path. I did http://mydomain.com%b%f/ The current path returned http://example.com/files/ which is correct. But I still get back /files/myimage.jpg instead of http://mydomain.com/files/myimage.jpg

I hacked the config file directly with...

$Config['UserFilesPath'] = 'http://mydomain.com/files/' Now I get the full path out of the file browser. But that is going around the problem.

wwalc’s picture

wwalc commented

First of all let me tell that storing absolute urls is generally wrong. If you ever change your domain and so on, you will have some problems with it.

Now getting back to the problem:
setting "Path to uploaded files:" to "http://mydomain.com%b%f/ " should work.

If you are still getting "/files/myimage.jpg" it may mean that you didn't add
require_once "../../../../../filemanager.config.php";
in modules\fckeditor\fckeditor\editor\filemanager\connectors\php\config.php

or you are overwriting $Config['UserFilesPath'] set by filemanager.config.php with your own value in config.php.

To fix your problem, make sure that you are including filemanager.config.php after those two lines in config.php:

$Config['UserFilesPath'] = ... ;
$Config['UserFilesAbsolutePath'] = ... ;

and that $Config['UserFilesPath'] and $Config['UserFilesAbsolutePath'] are not redefined after including filemanager.config.php.

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summit commented

Subscribing, greetings, Martijn

Jorrit’s picture

Jorrit commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

I personally would rather add the hostname when outputting the content as an RSS feed. This is not an FCKeditor issue to me.