Thanks! This looks like what I need. A question though, how does the nested-source part fit in. I cannot see any embed statements in the main template?

Anyone know how the nested-source fits into this?

hey vibe9, I just hard coded the path variables and it worked fine.

tmce_imagelist.js

<?php

print “var tinyMCEImageList = new Array(”;

$imagepath = “/images/assets/”;

$d= “/home/example/public_html/images/assets/”;

$dir = opendir($d); #open directory
while ($f = readdir($dir))
{
if (eregi(”\.jpg”,$f) OR eregi(”\.gif”,$f))
{
print “[\”$imagepath$f\”, \”$imagepath$f\”],”;
}
}
closedir($dir);

print “[\”\”,\”\”]);”;
?>

That works great. Thanks Hinterlands!

Hi,

Can anyone tell me where am I creating this nested-query source file? Am I creating it in the same imagelist.js file or somewhere else? Also is the imagelist.js supposed to be a javascript file or a web file? If web file, why confuse everyone by giving it the extension .js?

I cannot hard code it as I have multiple file upload locations… unless I still don’t understand what I am doing here, won’t be the first time.

Help!!!

Socaprice

The code snippet should be created in EE as a web page template ( I don’t think javascript templates are parsed ). EE doesn’t care about the extension of the template afaik. You can add additional directories but you would need to modify the code to loop over multiple server_path variables.

Thanks, however you have hard coded the nested-query into the main code that does me no good as I have many different blogs that need to remain separate. I therefore cannot hard code that particular code, so I will still need to know where to place the nested-query code if not in the same imagelist.js file.

Thanks for the help though.

Socaprice

socaprice - 06 November 2008 08:31 AM

Thanks, however you have hard coded the nested-query into the main code that does me no good as I have many different blogs that need to remain separate. I therefore cannot hard code that particular code, so I will still need to know where to place the nested-query code if not in the same imagelist.js file.

Thanks for the help though.

Socaprice

Hi, I’m running into the same troubles!
anyone found out on where to put that nested query?

cheers
stefan

Hey - if you look at both source snippets included you’ll notice they are pretty much the same, apart from the SQL at the top. You use imagelist.js if you want to ONLY list files that your members have access to upload to. You can use just the nested-query to show ALL files from ALL upload directories. I think the author intended for the nested-query to be embedded within the no_results block.

“The second part checks to see if there were no results, this means that either an admin is posting or the current user is allowed to access all upload paths, and if so then we just need to get all the “server_paths” from table “exp_upload_prefs”, thus the entire reason for the nested query.”