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    Hi all,

    When I want click on ’insert an image’ in tiny mce, the resource browser opens. However, the browser doesn’t display anything, just a folder named ’I’, I can’t get to the parent folder and I can’t create a new folder either. It has been working fine and it displayed my images folder but now it doesn’t display anything anymore.

    Any help?

    Wouter
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      Please see my signature "help us help you". Thanks! laugh
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        Hi,

        Here’s a screeny of the resource browser, maybe this clarifies

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          By chance, did you follow the linked in the text that is attached to "help us help you" in my signature? There’s a lot more information that’s needed, only by your screenshot I can now tell it’s IE. smiley
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            ahh ok,

            My version of MODx is 0.9.5

            Plugins I’m running: All the defaults but upgrade to the new version of tiny MCE (2.0.9) and Page TOC generator

            Snippets: all the defaults + listchildorsib + metatags + Listsitemap + Sitemap + the new version of ditto and the including reflect

            version of php and mysql: Haven’t got a clue, the information is nowhere to be found on my host...

            Wouter
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              Quote from: wouterjj at Mar 21, 2007, 09:05 AM

              version of php and mysql: Haven’t got a clue, the information is nowhere to be found on my host...

              Unfortunately, that is tremendously important in order to offer assistance. As can tidbits of info like the webserver (IIS or Apache and their versions) and OS (Windows/Linux). We’ve got to have the right information in order to help, and those pieces are critical in helping to put together a proper diagnosis. Thanks for understanding smiley
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                Both PHP and MySQL-versions can be found out by viewing the phpinfo() under Reports->System Info in the Manager...
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                  Actually, the MySQL version is not reported by the phpinfo. What it is reporting is the version of the mysql client that is being used.
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                    Well, my wrong...

                    You should be able to see the version of MySQL in phpMyAdmin though or run the example for mysql_get_server_info() from php.net in a seperate file...
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                      Thanks,

                      My php version is 4.4.2

                      My MySQL version is 4.1.11

                      Hope this helps

                      Wouter