I have an issue with TinyMCE Popups, see the attached screenshot.
Also, how can I set up the "Image Browser" to show only a certain folder?
My system is:
XAMPP 1.7.2
PHP: 5.3.0
MySQL: 5.1.37
TinyMCE 4.3.0
MODX Revolution 2.1.5-pl(traditional)
Ok I'have found out why...I had MODX Revo in Italian and TinyMCE didn't have the italian translation. I downloaded it directly from TinyMCE and now it works fine.
I don't understand where I can configure the path though, when I try to upload an image I see the root of the website, I think this could be dangerous.
For other users, what System Setting is that?
It is on "System > System Settings > filemanager_path" I've added value "/assets/images".
On MODX Revolution 2.2.0-pl2 filemanager_path is deprecated, so you have to go on "Tools > Media Sources" right click on "File System" and set as basePath something like this "assets/images/"
Ouch . . . Another thing in the book that needs updating.
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PLEASE, PLEASE specify the version of MODX you are using . . . PLEASE!
MODx info for everyone:
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Bob,
In your book (pg. 467) you have an excerpt explaining how to restrict users to the file tree while keeping it open for the Super User. How do I do this with the new Media Sources basePath? I can restrict the file tree using basePath, but can't figure out how to remove that restriction when I'm logged in as Super User.
I'm not up on Media Sources yet. My guess would be to create a new Media Source with the base path and give the Administrator group access to it, but I could be wrong.
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PLEASE, PLEASE specify the version of MODX you are using . . . PLEASE!
MODx info for everyone:
http://bobsguides.com/modx.html
That worked Bob, thank you. I did need to assign the default media source to both super user and my created site admin user group, otherwise it disappeared from the super user. Now that I have a new media source (Super files access) assign to super user admin group, when I access the file manager I see the assets dir by default, but can choose the Superfileaccess media source and see the full tree. Thanks again Bob - enjoying your book btw.
