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    Hmmmm, thanks Sottwell, this is an absolute mystery.

    I have never had this problem on previous versions and not sure what is going on.
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      Do you have a custom path to the manager?
      Looks to me its or host related, or related to your browser?
      What do you use? On a Mac (old powerpc) with Firefox it doesn't work either here but thats a really old one and can't be updated.
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        Turned out to be an .htaccess rule blocking any request with '=http:' in it.
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          Do you have a custom path to the manager? Looks to me its or host related, or related to your browser? What do you use? On a Mac (old powerpc) with Firefox it doesn't work either here but thats a really old one and can't be updated.

          Yes, custom path. It was an older htaccess rule that caused the problem. Firefox on a PC - now wroking fine. Thanks for the followup and help fourroses666.

          Turned out to be an .htaccess rule blocking any request with '=http:' in it.

          Thanks so much Susan.

          I had an older rule in my htaccess file (carried over from 1.0.10 or earlier) - once I updated that rule to match the rule in the htaccess file in the 1.0.12 package per Susan's instruction, I could successfully insert an image in the RTE as per normal.

          Hooray!

          #exclude /assets and /manager directories and images from rewrite rules
          RewriteRule ^(manager|assets|js|css|images|img)/.*$ - [L]
          RewriteRule \.(jpg|jpeg|png|gif|ico)$ - [L]
          


          Once I changed to the rule above, I was still able to use the original rule that was blocking any request with '=http:' in it.

          Thanks for all your help.
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