Frog CMS

@joakim – try using an actual absolute path… an absolute path is the full OS path starting at the system’s root, for example:

“/home/myuser/www/public/images” or something like “/home/myuser/www/frog/public/images”

@defunct – strange.. I’ll have to think about this. I’m a bit streched for time though so I hope you’re not in too much of a hurry. I’ll make some time for this coming weekend. A temporary workaround would be to add the settings manually to the <prefix>plugin_settings table. If you do, let me know how that works out.

Below are (examples of) the table entries you’d need:

'tinymce' => 'version' => '2.0.0',
'tinymce' => 'listpublished' => 1,
'tinymce' => 'listhidden' => 0,
'tinymce' => 'imagesdir' => '/home/user/www/public/images',
'tinymce' => 'imagesuri' => '/public/images',
'tinymce' => 'cssuri'=> '/public/themes/mylayout/mystylesheet.css'

focus on the new release of frog instead, looking forward to that more

Right! :-)

@joakim – The path you entered for the images directory isn’t a valid path. (at least not the one in the screenshots). An easy way to get the valid path is to logon via ssh to your unix system, go to the images directory and type in

pwd

That will give you the exact path you need to enter.

@davidhund – true.. I haven’t updated the TinyMCE plugin yet after I release Frog 0.9.5. I’ll see about updating it this weekend.