Is this a bug?

So, I cannot seem to be able to do this.

Go to a group and upload an image to that group.

Get the url for that image.

Go to the group and post a topic and embed the image into that topic.

Submit the topic.

Go to the topic and the image is not there.

It looks like /groups/ is removed from the image path.

I can embed other images from pretty much anywhere else (other websites, photos in my users gallery, etc.).

Is anyone else able to duplicate this?

This is in the Groups in Dolphin 6.1.4.

Happiness is a warm gun.
Quote · 27 Apr 2009

It seems that this is related to tinyMCE using relative paths.

Anyone know the best way to upgrade tinyMCE to the latest version?

Happiness is a warm gun.
Quote · 28 Apr 2009

I am seeing the same problem in 6.1.5.

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Quote · 16 May 2009

Problem is that tiny MCE is used for both group and normal forums / group and normal gallery's - hence path only correct for normal forum.

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Quote · 16 May 2009

Tiny MCE will be fixed in 6.1.6 There are more problems related to this in 6.1.5

Kids first
Quote · 16 May 2009

Here's a fix for those who don't want to wait until 6.1.6

You will need to edit /groups/orca/layout/base_en/xsl/canvas_init.xsl

Look for the tinyMCE.init function and add the following setting

convert_urls : false,

This will cause all URL's to be left intact and not rewritten to relative paths.

Don't forget to update the base file too with the same mod (/groups/orca/layout/base/xsl/canvas_init.xsl)

DM.

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Quote · 17 May 2009

thank you so much for this! 6.1.6 did not fix this but the fix you provided

"Look for the tinyMCE.init function and add the following setting

convert_urls : false," worked just fine. I did have to recompile the language before it would take affect.

Happiness is a warm gun.
Quote · 21 May 2009
 
 
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