Solved: NewsPublisher and images problem

I am trying to use NewsPublisher for editing existing documents, and adding images with the RTE.

For this, I have added &contexts=`web,mgr` to my Login snippet call, and added 2 new ACL contexts, "mydocuments" and "mgr", both with the NewsPublisherEditor ACL policy, to the editor user group.

Now, editing texts with [[!NpEditThisButton]] is working as supposed, but when I am trying to add images from the RTE, I am receiving this Apache error:

Unexpected token <:
Not Found
The requested URL /manager/undefinedbrowser/directory.php was not found on this server.
Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.


I then added a media source access policy "Media Source Admin" for my Amazon S3 Media Source to the editor user group, but still get the Apache error.

Where did I mess up?


EDIT:
Ok, I have figured it out - but I am still stuck. I had to add the "web" context to the user group as well, not only the "mydocuments" context with my files folder.

BUT, when I do that, clicking the insert images button in the RTE will open the whole file tree, and that will not work for me. My three users are all in their late sixties, and never used to work with PCs regularly. When the first thing they see is a list of documents: php.ini, config.core.php, ht.access and so on, and a huge list of folders in the file tree, they will just think they can never handle this and throw it back to me.

It there maybe any way around, to show them just the S3 bucket folder I created for them?

I guess the solution to this problem isn't going to be as simple again, is it?

Anyway, thanks for reading, and of course for any help, if possible.
Alex [ed. note: gugelhuhn last edited this post 11 years, 1 month ago.]

http://rtfm.modx.com/display/revolution20/Creating+a+Media+Source+for+Clients+Tutorial

First create a Media Source for them that points and is stuck to a particular folder, like this (#2)
1. Filesystem - myMODx/ (config.php, .htaccess, voodoo.ini)
2. Elderly Clients - myMODx/assets/clients/images/ (lateSixties.png, kayaking.jpg, skydiving.bmp)

#1 is default. Too much harmful detail for clients
Give ACL to only Admin usergroup, in order to lock the Media Source from Clients

When #2's been created give ACL to Client Usergroup. They'll be able to see only pictures and fun stuff.

YES! It works! That's some real MODX goodness here. I'm loving it!

How could I overlook that tutorial, I even remember seeing it once?? Thank you so much, donshakespeare!!

Glad you got it running nicely. We do miss things.. he he he...!