I have an issue with a new install of 1.1, using xinha and the image manager. All settings seem to be correct in the configuration panel, but the image manager is not writing the correct path to the images i insert with it. The domain name has 2 dashes in it (like my-domain-name.com) and the image path consistently gets shortened to the first dash ("domain-name.com/assets/images/logoGradient.jpg") In the popup window the image paths are correct - I can upload and preview images in the /assets/images folder...i just checked and this occurs whether the rewrite image path selection under misc. settings is both 'yes' and no'...
personally i can address this by going into text mode and correcting the path to the image but not all users will be comfortable doing this. - any ideas? tia
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Image Manager issue
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Posted 14 April 2009 - 09:55 PM
This sounds more like a Xinha issue than Etomite related... Can't say for sure without investigating... Can you add this to the Bug Tracker please...
#3
Posted 15 April 2009 - 02:07 AM
will do... i'll also look at the xinha support for anything that sounds related...
#4
Posted 16 April 2009 - 07:25 PM
actually going to configuration/interface & editor settings then checking 'no' to strip base url takes care of the issue - i had overlooked that setting before...
still weird how the domain name would get removed incorrectly. I looked at the xinha site and there were some posts about baseHref and line # (approximately)4378...
( HTMLArea.RE_Specials = /([\/\^$*+?.()|{}[\]])/g; )
but the issue was more about whether the baseHref had (or should not have) a trailing slash or not... still i guess it could be related if the regexp is what's chopping the domain name in half, but unfortunately this one is over my head...
still weird how the domain name would get removed incorrectly. I looked at the xinha site and there were some posts about baseHref and line # (approximately)4378...
baseRe = new RegExp(document.location.href.replace(/([^\/]*\/?)$/, '').replace(HTMLArea.RE_Specials, '\\$1'), 'g');
( HTMLArea.RE_Specials = /([\/\^$*+?.()|{}[\]])/g; )
but the issue was more about whether the baseHref had (or should not have) a trailing slash or not... still i guess it could be related if the regexp is what's chopping the domain name in half, but unfortunately this one is over my head...
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