Files uploaded through File Manager can not be linked to in FCKeditor
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 4:42 pm
Hello-
1.0.8 install on linux/apache. Here is the problem I am seeing...
I can use File Manager to upload some files to /uploads/mydir/
When I go into FCKeditor, highlight some text, and click the make link button, and then click "Browse Server", "mydir" doesn't show as a resource type. I only get the four standard choices, File, Image, Flash & Media.
Any directories I created myself under /uploads/ are invisible when browsing the server in FCKeditor. Dirs have 777 permissions, and files have 664. I have chown/chgrp'ed files to be owned by accountname, or by apache, to no avail. Creating a subdir in /uploads/files/ works fine however, and I can link to files within that dir.
Should I be able to link to files in directories I create directly off of /uploads?
Or can I only link to files in the four main resource dirs, and their subdirs?
I am asking because my client swears this used to work... he has many files in subdirs directly off of /uploads , and has various pages already linking to files in those subdirs. To alter those files locations would mean having to edit a lot of content, which I'd rather not do.
1.0.8 install on linux/apache. Here is the problem I am seeing...
I can use File Manager to upload some files to /uploads/mydir/
When I go into FCKeditor, highlight some text, and click the make link button, and then click "Browse Server", "mydir" doesn't show as a resource type. I only get the four standard choices, File, Image, Flash & Media.
Any directories I created myself under /uploads/ are invisible when browsing the server in FCKeditor. Dirs have 777 permissions, and files have 664. I have chown/chgrp'ed files to be owned by accountname, or by apache, to no avail. Creating a subdir in /uploads/files/ works fine however, and I can link to files within that dir.
Should I be able to link to files in directories I create directly off of /uploads?
Or can I only link to files in the four main resource dirs, and their subdirs?
I am asking because my client swears this used to work... he has many files in subdirs directly off of /uploads , and has various pages already linking to files in those subdirs. To alter those files locations would mean having to edit a lot of content, which I'd rather not do.