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byasciikerr, August 20, 2007
The only beef I had was that I had to edit the "fckeditor.php" file on line 97 because my Base Path is a tad bit different. I installed Joomla in a root directory named "main" which tripped up the Base Path found in the fckeditor.php file.
Changed:
oFCKeditor.BasePath = "/mambots/editors/fckeditor/" ;
To:
oFCKeditor.BasePath = "/main/mambots/editors/fckeditor/" ;
Since I added to my own problems by not following the Joomla install norm, I won't hold it against the programmer who gave us these neato tools. Thanks a bunch!
Changed:
oFCKeditor.BasePath = "/mambots/editors/fckeditor/" ;
To:
oFCKeditor.BasePath = "/main/mambots/editors/fckeditor/" ;
Since I added to my own problems by not following the Joomla install norm, I won't hold it against the programmer who gave us these neato tools. Thanks a bunch!
While you may be able to use Hosting File Explorers, FTP Apps and various other apps...none have worked as great as this one when it comes to editing files with hardened permissions.
I had a component that would simply not let me change, edit or replace any portion of the file or the file altogether using various methods (FTP, Host Dir, HTTP), but JoomlaXplorer let me edit/write into document directly which to me has proven invalueable and instrumental when one needs to make quick changes on the fly!
A must have for those who truly seek a hassle-free approach!
I had a component that would simply not let me change, edit or replace any portion of the file or the file altogether using various methods (FTP, Host Dir, HTTP), but JoomlaXplorer let me edit/write into document directly which to me has proven invalueable and instrumental when one needs to make quick changes on the fly!
A must have for those who truly seek a hassle-free approach!
byasciikerr, May 25, 2007
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I installed and set it up with no problems, then I attempted to configure it noted with the installation and could not get it to work for the life of me. I knew the problems revolved around my .htaccess and installing Joomla into a sub-directory of my Root. So many other reviews stated it worked great so I hunkered down and configured, tweated and messed with the instructions until I figured out the problem. I simply was not reading the instructions well enough... ^_^
I was messing up the 3rd Party SEF Section of my .htaccess, I was leaving out the subdirectory (main) info on my:
#RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^(main/component/option,com) [NC,OR] ##optional - see notes##
Once I plugged that puppy in, it all began working flawlessly, cheers!
I was messing up the 3rd Party SEF Section of my .htaccess, I was leaving out the subdirectory (main) info on my:
#RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^(main/component/option,com) [NC,OR] ##optional - see notes##
Once I plugged that puppy in, it all began working flawlessly, cheers!



