Here's the whole list of related posts for the "browser.html" issue.. All found on page 6 of this thread.. (http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=86818&page=6) This mod is a fairly STRAIGHT FORWARD install.. (Meaning it needs VERY few if any mods/hacks/enhancements to work..) So before you go hacking at other files to solve this problem, PLEASE try Kuroi's suggestion first..:smile:
kviet:
Hello,
I've updated my FCKeditor to 2.6.4.1 version and the problems with image upload > browse appeared. In firefox everything is ok but in IE8 I get an 404 error. There was no problem with 2.5 version.
Any clue what is the reason and is there any patch for this?
Thanks in advance
kuroi:
The 2.5 version of FCKeditor (indeed every version prior to 2.6.4.1) was found to have a serious vulnerability. The FCKeditor fix in 2.6.4.1 still leaves the vulnerable page exposed, though hopefully protected - I'd prefer not to comment on that.
**The new version of the Zen Cart mod, bundles the 2.6.4.1 versions and adds an extra layer of protection. **Unfortunately, as you have discovered, it relies on information that IE appears not to provide.
You can get around this by deleting the .htaccess file in editors/fckeditor/editor/filemanager/browser/default, though this may leave you exposed again.
Better would be to turn off the upload image feature and use FTP to put transfer them to your site for when you need them.
DrByte:
That (FTP instead) is absolutely the better approach.
DivaVocals:
Wanted to report that the "browse" issue occurred for me in Firefox** but not IE (ver 7.0)**

Would love to.. sigh Unfortunately the charm and attraction of this WYSIWYG editor in particular is that DIYER clients who are not terribly tech savvy like being able to update/add content without needing to know/learn FTP.. (and yeah fortunately or unfortunately, FTP is a difficult concept for some to grasp..) So I explain the risks, try to show them the right way to do this, but most decide to accept the risk and use the file manager feature.. I'm always amazed how convenience always wins out over security for many end users.. sigh
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