This is driving me crazy.
CMSMS 1.2
FileManager 0.2.0
At some point FileManager started making directories without a capital first letter in name. But the dropdown menu in FileManager still is using Capital Letters. Thus "File" is in dropdown, but the actual directory name is "file".
This is also true for flash, images and media.
Sometimes it's the little things that can really get to you. I had to rearrange hundreds of files into the renames directories to get things consistent again.
Please fix this.
"File" vs "file" in FCKeditor Resources Browser
"File" vs "file" in FCKeditor Resources Browser
Last edited by cnymike on Wed Nov 14, 2007 11:55 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: "File" vs "file" in FileManager
What dropdown?
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Re: "File" vs "file" in FCKeditor Resources Browser
Very good question
Actually my error. The dropdown is the Resource Type dropdown in the fckeditor resources browser, when you attempt to upload a file.
I assumed it was part of FIleManager, but actually realized in answering your question that it must be part of FCKeditor.
Sorry for the confusion, but the issue does exist.
Actually my error. The dropdown is the Resource Type dropdown in the fckeditor resources browser, when you attempt to upload a file.
I assumed it was part of FIleManager, but actually realized in answering your question that it must be part of FCKeditor.
Sorry for the confusion, but the issue does exist.