it attempts to store actual data using the various methods, and only uses a storage method if all 3 operations succeed: set, get, and remove.

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(131 replies, posted in Tips, Tricks & HowTo's)

I really wanted i to do, was not changing the url at all the FAQ told me to just add the convert_urls : false, that didn't work.

3

(9 replies, posted in Support)

I cannot use session since filemanager has to live in its own application as it conficts with imagemanager

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(131 replies, posted in Tips, Tricks & HowTo's)

IE produced path/subpath/file.html which obviously points at the wrong file. Now what I really wanted i to do, was not changing the url at all the FAQ told me to just add the convert_urls : false, that didn't work.

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(24 replies, posted in Third party plugins)

Anyone can help me?
Most appreciate if all of you can help me.

I am not good in javascript, however I think it has something to do with close function and I have to add this function to some action. The porblem is I don't know where should I put the code and what kind of javascript or php code it should be.

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(6 replies, posted in Support)

When I send an email it attaches an addtional url to the email image which is wrong and the image doesn't show.

If I take convert_urls out, ImageManager passes the root relative URL (good), but it also changes all relative URLs like <a href='file.html'> to <a href='/file.html'> (bad unless the file is in the root directory) even if the publisher was just editing the page to fix a typo.

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(70 replies, posted in Tips, Tricks & HowTo's)

I could make a "validate-for" plugin, and people could select whether they wanted IE compatibility, or XHTML, or...

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(131 replies, posted in Tips, Tricks & HowTo's)

I would really prefer not having to do any script related replacement in either JS or PHP.