Missing a "/" in path to file in subdirectory

I'm using several subdirectories and when creating a link to an uploaded file that's in a subdirectory, the pathing fails to add a "/" slash and the resulting link will not work. e.g., When I select <other> then 'Browse Server' to the file in a subdirectory, I get a wrong path:

/FileUploadsSubDirectory/MyFile.pdf ... the "/" between the FileUploads and the SubDirectory is not inserted.

How do I correct this so my users can upload a file and correctly link to the file in the Editor?

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I got the same problem with / missing in the link.

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Hi Jason,

I've had this same problem, but found a work around for it (until it is fixed).

The problem appears to be in "webassist/kfm/configuration.php", approximately line 29. (it's line 29 on my system, but I guess that could vary)

$kfm_userfiles_address = '../../path/to/folder';
The above line should include a closing "/" (../../path/to/folder/)

I can manually code that slash in, however if I were to edit the file manager uploads from the HTML Editor server behaviour, it strips the closing slash out and I have to put it back in again manually.

It's a quick update on one file for me so I'm not worried about it, but would like it fixed :)

what version of HTML editor? I believe this was fixed in the 3.0.2.

You may be right Jason. I just updated the editor the other day, and I don't know that I have worked with the new editor yet.

I will give it a try and let you know one way or the other.

I just confirmed that I have HTML Editor 3.0.2, and installed it on a clean site. I am getting the same results as described in my previous post.

This is not a big concern, and is a really quick fix. But I still have the problem.

Originally Said By: codamedia

  Hi Jason,

I've had this same problem, but found a work around for it (until it is fixed).

The problem appears to be in "webassist/kfm/configuration.php", approximately line 29. (it's line 29 on my system, but I guess that could vary)

$kfm_userfiles_address = '../../path/to/folder';
The above line should include a closing "/" (../../path/to/folder/)

I can manually code that slash in, however if I were to edit the file manager uploads from the HTML Editor server behaviour, it strips the closing slash out and I have to put it back in again manually.

It's a quick update on one file for me so I'm not worried about it, but would like it fixed :)  

Have you heard anything more about a permanent fix from the folks at WebAssist? (I've had no luck getting them to respond).

Originally Said By: codamedia

  Hi Jason,

I've had this same problem, but found a work around for it (until it is fixed).

The problem appears to be in "webassist/kfm/configuration.php", approximately line 29. (it's line 29 on my system, but I guess that could vary)

$kfm_userfiles_address = '../../path/to/folder';
The above line should include a closing "/" (../../path/to/folder/)

I can manually code that slash in, however if I were to edit the file manager uploads from the HTML Editor server behaviour, it strips the closing slash out and I have to put it back in again manually.

It's a quick update on one file for me so I'm not worried about it, but would like it fixed :)  

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Posted By: ray@webassist.com (Ray Borduin) Message 4 in Log
Date: 06/20/2011 06:59 pm No Attachments
Title: RE: Missing a

Open the file:

webassist/kfm/configuration.php

line 27 should be updated from:

$kfm_userfiles_output = rel2abs($kfm_userfiles_address,dirname(__FILE__));

to:

$kfm_userfiles_output = rel2abs($kfm_userfiles_address,dirname(__FILE__)) . "/";