Seems like I´m having the same problem but I cant seem to solve it!
I have modx on a subdirectory - mydomain/main
lets see:
In misc. config I have:
/home/mydomain/public_html/main/manager/media/browser - also tried
/home/mydomain/public_html/main/manager/media/browser/mcpuk - tryed both with / slash and \ and no slash, also tryed with and without trailing slash at the end, also tryed:
/home/mydomain/public_html/main/assets
on interface and editors I have for assets:
/home/mydomain/public_html/main/assets - also tryed both with / slash and \ and no slash and trailing slash at the end
and assets url:
http://mydomain/main/assets
The result is when i try to upload images or any other kind of allowed content it freezes with the following message:
"Upload a new file in this folder (Upload in progress, please wait... 0%)"
and if i use IE also get a popup with ’Invalid XML Response from Connector’
I tryed to copy a new mcpuk dir, reinstall all modx and i cant solve this!!
What should I do next, any hint? Maybe it has something to do with modx being installed in a subdir, its the last thing reamainig to do.
To rule out the firewall thing - Are you able to upload files on other similar sites? If you’re not sure, try adding an attachment to a reply here. (Click Additional Options... to see the Attach bit).
Any way you could PM me with the address of your manager as well as a username/pass? I can look at the variables and see if they are set properly.
Jeff Whitfield
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Nobody here who is able to solve this?
What browser you use? Have you tried using different browser? Have you tried to reupload modx files or just the ones under manager/media? There’s alot of files to upload and some FTP clients may corrupt files on upload or some files might not get uploaded at all..
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I tried IE and FF but both with no luck. Tried reuploding, reinstalling and so on...
TinyMCE do use the same upload manager as FCKEditor :-/