Hi All,

I posted a question some time ago regarding getting image uploads to work 
correctly with FCKEditor, but was pulled off onto another project and therefore 
unable to follow up, please accept my apologies.

[previous posts on 
http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/Image-file-upload-with-Easy-FCKEditor-td3277128.html
 ]

I have revisited this and I am still getting the same problem.

Starting with a clean directory structure and having deleted the Maven .m2 
cache to ensure that I did not pick anything up by mistake, I followed the 
process on http://tapestry.apache.org/creating-the-skeleton-application.html to 
get an up-to-date and clean Pom, and confirm that it worked with Jetty.

I then used the instructions from 
http://t5-easy-fckeditor.kenai.com/Installing.html working from the Installing, 
Getting Started and Supporting File uploads sections (I skipped the Configuring 
section as this seems to only be dealing with the custom JavaScript 
configuration of the editor's look and feel).

The only changes from the detailed instructions given on these web pages were:
A. I used a different groupId and artifactId (and therefore package name) for 
the project
B. I changed the version of the dependency for t5-easy-fckeditor to 1.0.5 as I 
believe that this is the current version

>From my Pom file, 
Tapestry version is 5.2.5
Maven-Jetty-Plugin is 6.1.16
T5-easy-fckeditor is 1.0.5

Java is 1.6.0_21-b06

To replicate the problem, click on the image button, the dialog opens, select 
the Upload tab, browse the local file system and find an image file (I used a 
23k JPG file). Click on Send it to the Server.

In Firefox, I get a dialog box informing me that I have chosen to open 
upload.php - and what do I want to do with it? Selecting Cancel, I'm back to 
the Image Properties box, and can close it.

In IE 8, the Image Properties box displays an animated bar, presumably to 
indicate that the upload is taking place - and then becomes unresponsive (i.e. 
I cannot close the Image Properties box) the only way forward is to close the 
browser.

I'm sure that this is as Ville pointed out back on the previous message thread, 
that FCK Editor is falling back to php as its default backend.

Can anyone help with what I am missing for getting this configuration to work?

Regards,
Alex C


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