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[tbenci]

Hi all,

Recently we got well and truly trashed. So much so we had to open a new hosting account with a new ISP and move the various clients across to it.

The old sites are still running but we got hit with the change password and mess the site up hack.

OK, here is the problem. We decided to update all the sites to 6.1.4 and the latest FCKEDitor.

The transistion was fine and we got it running.

The image naming went haywire (we had to use absolute references to get the images to show) and the image properties download is not working. It loads but doesn't link to the assets\images directory.

In the past the FCKED path was

[indent]$Config['UserFilesPath'] = $ETOMITE_PAGE_BASE['relative'].'/tbenci/assets/' ;

and images were referenced by

/tbenci/assets/images/images/tb_home_01.jpg

obviously the URL www.tbenci.com was being resolved in the relative reference.

The image browser worked and the rewrite image path was set to NO.[/indent]

The only way to get it to display an image now is to use the absolute reference

http://www.tbenci.com/tbenci/assets/images.../tb_home_01.jpg

and the image browser does nothing.

OK the variables are new version of Etomite, new version of FCKEDitor and a new host.

Anyone have any ideas?

Regards
Tony

Edited by tbenci, 06 February 2008 - 01:14 PM.

[Dean]

How did you install the latest version of FCKEditor?

[tbenci]

Dean, on Feb 7 2008, 12:48 AM, said:

How did you install the latest version of FCKEditor?

As per usual Dean, copied the folder.

Further to this. I set up exactly the same install on my localhost (wamp) and it works fine.

The problem has to be with this host. I will have to find that snippet that dumps the ETOMITE path variables and see what it is.

Try and do some forensic analysis.

Regards
Tony

[tbenci]

I have search but can't find that old snippet that shows the path values $ETOMITE_PAGE_BASE['relative'] etc.

Anyone got one handy

Thank

[PaulD]

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The old sites are still running but we got hit with the change password and mess the site up hack.

What is 'the change password and mess the site up hack'?

Just curious.

(BTW - Hope you get the prob sorted and sorry I cant help.)

Paul.

[Ralph]

tbenci, on Feb 6 2008, 10:03 AM, said:

I have search but can't find that old snippet that shows the path values $ETOMITE_PAGE_BASE['relative'] etc.

Anyone got one handy

Thank

I'm not familiar with that snippet... Either that or I'm losing my mind, which is entirely possible... Anyway, it should be relatively easy to write a snippet to display the settings you are looking for... I usually just bang together a snippet that returns the variables assigned in the config.inc.php file... You could also do a print_r($etomite->dbConfig) or print_r($etomite->config), etc, to see those settings...