Closed lalamimhamed closed 3 years ago
I'm using Symfony 5.
try to run php bin/console elfinder:install
try to run
php bin/console elfinder:install
I do it but nothing. I also added this line:
fm_elfinder:
assets_path: /bundles/fmelfinder
Same issue since this week on 4.3. Temporary workaround is to manually copy the missings assets from vendor/components
to your assets directory
I just tried it on fresh installation in SF5, I got it working. Just in case if you wanna see the commit: https://github.com/napestershine/sf5/commit/56f13da4c4f2c548ff901048774f844408bc2bcc
Hi folks ! Seems we all are having fun here with elFinder integration. Everything was working (almost) like a charm on SF5 (dev and prod environnement on localhost). But once I deployed it in live environment I got the same issue (empty page and a Javascript Error that warn me elfinder.main.js could not be loaded.)
Error: Script error for "elfinder.main" https://requirejs.org/docs/errors.html#scripterror
Did anyone get this issue fixed in the past few feeks ? @napestershine I followed the doc as you did also, and don't see what I could missed when I look at you commit.
Any feedback on this that could help me ? Thanks a lot, I must admit after a coding night any help is welcome 😅 .
My 2 cents, to share with you @lalamimhamed. I'm pretty sure it's an environment issue (because it's working fine on my macbook and not on a remote server). So I guess it can be as simple as wrong permissions or a small gap of configuration/extensions. Anyway I just quickly (and dirty) fixed it by dowloading and versionning the main JS file. It's not a fix, just a workaround to deploy and give me more time to dive in. @lalamimhamed is it the same issue for you ?
@nmariani did you make sure you copied the assets to th epublic folder on your server ? As per instructed on step 1 of the installation procedure.
Same issue, when I run: php bin/console elfinder:install
it creates a /public
folder even though I specified this in my composer.json:
"extra": {
"symfony-app-dir": "app",
"symfony-bin-dir": "bin",
"symfony-var-dir": "var",
"symfony-web-dir": "web",
"symfony-tests-dir": "tests",
"symfony-assets-install": "relative",
"public-dir": "web",
"ckeditor-clear": "skip",
"branch-alias": {
"dev-master": "3.2-dev"
},
"symfony": {
"allow-contrib": "true"
}
}
Edit:
Fixed by specifying additional docroot parameter doing this:
symfony console elfinder:install --docroot=web
I happen to expect fmelfinder
folder to be in web/bundles/
not in public/bundles
Hi, I followed all steps one by one to install and configure this bundle in this project. I installed elfinder that create a folder name fmelfinder in my Public\Bundles folder, containing css and js files. I configured fm_elfinder.yaml file like that:
fm_elfinder: instances: default: locale: '%locale%' editor: ckeditor connector: roots: uploads: driver: LocalFileSystem path: uploads upload_allow: ['image/png', 'image/jpg', 'image/jpeg'] upload_deny: ['all'] upload_max_size: 2M
And in my fos_ckeditor.yaml file I added:But running ckeditor on my project and clicking to add pictures, I got just a blank page without error:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39090775/78501350-aad47100-775b-11ea-834d-c10d98c6c9a6.png)