Within /userfiles/items there's a subfolder with for each item. I'm using CKeditor as well. It's configured to put its images in /userfiles/images and its files in /userfiles/files. This way, my client does not have access to the global items folder.
Now upon creating an item, a folder is created within /userfiles/items to store the images of that item. Since I want my client to only have to deal with the images of the item he's modifying, I've overridden the uploadDir as follows:
This works well, but for some reason, it makes KCFinder create a folder called items inside the wanted folder... So the result of the above statement is:
/userfiles/items/5555/items/image.jpg instead of /userfiles/items/5555/image.jpg
I've tried removing the types in config.php, tried putting an empty string as suggested here. Sometimes they do put KCFinder in the right root directory, but then I get the error "unkown error" and the thumbnails are missing.
Some extra info, I'm calling KCFinder like so:
$(".add_images").click( function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
window.KCFinder = {
callBackMultiple: function(files) {
window.KCFinder = null;
for (var i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
// yadayada, you know this part
});
}
}
};
window.open(site_root + '/js/vendor/kcfinder/browse.php?type=items&langCode=nl',
'kcfinder_image', 'status=0, toolbar=0, location=0, menubar=0, ' +
'directories=0, resizable=1, scrollbars=0, width=800, height=600');
$('#edit_form').change();
});
Hi
I'm using KCfinder 3.12 for a while now and I am loving it. Everything works fine, but I now want to take it to the next level.
My client has an online shop. Each item has its own folder within userfiles. Folder structure is as follows:
Within
/userfiles/items
there's a subfolder with for each item. I'm using CKeditor as well. It's configured to put its images in/userfiles/images
and its files in/userfiles/files
. This way, my client does not have access to the global items folder.Now upon creating an item, a folder is created within
/userfiles/items
to store the images of that item. Since I want my client to only have to deal with the images of the item he's modifying, I've overridden the uploadDir as follows:$_SESSION['KCFINDER']['uploadDir'] = '/var/www/vhosts/website.org/httpdocs/userfiles/items/'.$id_of_item;
This works well, but for some reason, it makes KCFinder create a folder called
items
inside the wanted folder... So the result of the above statement is:/userfiles/items/5555/items/image.jpg
instead of/userfiles/items/5555/image.jpg
I've tried removing the types in config.php, tried putting an empty string as suggested here. Sometimes they do put KCFinder in the right root directory, but then I get the error "unkown error" and the thumbnails are missing.
Some extra info, I'm calling KCFinder like so:
My config PHP has the types configured like this:
Could anyone please provide some insight? Thanks a lot in advance.