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Getting closer:

Line 118 added &ServerPath= to the end of FCKConfig.ImageBrowserURL.

Still makes its own Image directory below that ?
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I'm still getting the 404 error with those changes.... I modified the connector.php file to pull the path from config.php and the fckconfig.js file, but it's not helping.
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I found making changes to connector.php has no effect ?
Seems to work if I only change line 118 of fckconfig.js.
Stupid acehtml editor crashed so am lost as to where I was with this!


fckeditor/_docs/contents/007.html has some documentation on this
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Version 1.391 of TinyMCE released today !
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I THINK I have the issues with inserting images figured out in TinyMCE. There are options for relative_urls and base paths. Anyway, I know Patricia and sjk were having issues with it.

sjk, since you're not using svn, replace modules/TinyMCE/modulefunctions.php with this file: http://trac.cmsmadesimple.org/cgi-bin/t ... ormat=text

That should hopefully fix your problems.
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I added line 66 to tinymce/modulefunctions.php:

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content_css : "tiny.css",
and placed tiny.css in the admin folder. The css in tiny.css is then used in the styles dropdown.

The CSS in this file must be a subset of the CSS associated with the template of the page you are editing.

Very useful if you have some css that is common to all your templates!
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Re: TinyMCE

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Maybe this is the fix ...
TinyMCE version 1.44RC2

Added new cleanup option this option enables users to totaly disable the whole cleanup process
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Re: TinyMCE

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version 1.44 released
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Post by Azrae »

I found tinymce rather useless, so I turned it off.
It doesnt create clean code, so it took me more time cleaning the source up than to write it with tinymce.
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Re: TinyMCE

Post by Ted »

As far as I'm concerned, WYSIWYGs are for people that don't know HTML.  If you do, you probably shouldn't use a WYSIWYG as it's just going to frustrate you.  It's like trying to use Frontpage or Dreamweaver to make XHTML compliant code...
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