Quote from: donshakespeare at Mar 17, 2016, 11:07 PM- Are any other custom settings of TinymceWrapper being ignored?
It seems not. I've successfully renamed the top nav button to simply say "File Manager" so it's not so odd for users. I believe I'm using a chunk suffix but haven't actually paid enough attention to the editor toolbar to know at this stage.
Quote from: donshakespeare at Mar 17, 2016, 11:07 PM- Is it only the pset of elFinder that is being ignored?
What else is there that I could check? I've set the theme using the URL parameter, so that works. I've also been able to remove the rather pointless and confusing "Places" item at the top of the folder tree by editing the resource (would you consider removing that from your next release?).
Quote from: donshakespeare at Mar 17, 2016, 11:07 PM- Are all your properties of the elFinder pset being ignored?
I believe so. I'm unable to configure any of the locations, and the entire remains locked.
I've just reinstalled from scratch, making sure all files were properly deleted from the web server, created entirely new property sets and I'm still having the same issue. I wonder if there's some compatibility issue, but my installation is quite simple. The only concern I have left is that I already had codemirror running, so I can only hope it doesn't cause issues with Tiny now that it's included, but that still shouldn't have anything to do with elfinder.
It's starting to look like I need to look into the component source to track down why the property set isn't being successfully accessed. I presume something is failing along the way and it's reverting to the default properties. I'll either end up having to edit the default properties, which'll suck, or just give up on elfinder altogether.
To be honest, I still don't understand why you don't see the point of media sources. If I end up with the native modx browser again at least I can use those. It's important (to me, and almost anyone I have managing a site after I've built it) that certain assets (images/documents) that are uploaded are correctly organised. All too often I have users making a mess of site files, leaving them flapping around in the root because they're so alarmingly ignorant. Now media sources comes along and makes all kinds of sense - I'm at a loss as to why you wouldn't see the benefit of being able to ensure that blog thumbnails go into one specific area, while PDF downloads from other site pages are stored somewhere else.
I suppose the simple response to that might be to say that you don't really care where the stuff goes. WordPress certainly doesn't, so why not just have everything in one folder and just set that up as a single location in elfinder. But then you have one monolithic folder of crap users have to sort through to find individual items. It makes all kinds of sense to organise, and media sources are the best aid for that. I'd love to see them integrated into elfinder as a means to automatically configure locations, or some such. Any given TV "Browse" button will only need to set up a single location for the user to be concerned with.
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