[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #2612: Image drag and drop problem with Firefox and TinyMCE on WP 2.0

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Thu Mar 30 23:03:38 GMT 2006


#2612: Image drag and drop problem with Firefox and TinyMCE on WP 2.0
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       Id:  2612       |      Status:  new                     
Component:  General    |    Modified:  Thu Mar 30 23:03:38 2006
 Severity:  minor      |   Milestone:                          
 Priority:  low        |     Version:  2.0.2                   
    Owner:  anonymous  |    Reporter:  guillep2k               
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 (As seen in forum thread http://wordpress.org/support/topic/66431)

 I've got a WordPress 2.0 blog in a path like www.domain.com/blog (i.e.,
 not at the website's document root but in a subdirectory). When I try to
 edit/create a post I can upload images alright, but when I try to drag and
 drop the image into the WYSIWYG editor, the picture is dropped without the
 '/blog/' part. For example, my pictures are uploaded (using the WP upload
 feature) into $DOCUMENT_ROOT/blog/wp-content/uploads/my_picture.jpg. When
 checked via FTP, the picture looks fine in the right directory. I can
 browse and list and preview all the pictures I upload. However, when I
 drag the picture and drop it into the editor, a "broken link" picture is
 inserted. If I check the picture's URL, it looks like www.domain.com/wp-
 content/etc. instead of www.domain.com/blog/wp-content/etc.
 This only shows up with Firefox (latest version and a very old one too),
 but in Internet Explorer it works perfectly fine, i.e., the drag and drop
 function inserts the image with the correct path.
 I checked up some stuff, and I could determine that the script inline-
 uploading.php is doing the things right (at least the generated content
 has the correct links). I could not determine where the /blog/ part of the
 path was lost, but I think it is somewhere into tiny_mce_gzip.php.
 With "Send to Editor" it works fine in both navigators. Only the drag and
 drop function seems to fail with Firefox.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2612>
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