Tickets :: Comment on [#657] HTML editing broken if services/editor not a subdirectory of Horde webroot

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Comment	>> *) lib/Horde/Editor/htmlarea.php, lines 28 & 29, what's that about? > > > > I have absolutely no idea what that's for. Jan, Marko? > > > >> However, it is my perception due to the prior bug comment, that the > >> /services/editor/htmlarea/ stuff cannot currently be moved from the current > >> horde root into the apache webroot (therefore accessible without invoking > >> the CMS), because the rest of horde is not there, and there is no > >> configuration directive to do so. > > > > Aha. Correct. I think I have a clear answer on this one, though not a > solution (yet?). We could solve this by adding a "services" parameter > to the registry that could be set for Horde to override the default > horde/services location - similar to how it can be done for > templates/, graphics/, etc. Here's the problem with this, though - > there's a whole bunch of code in services/ that relies on the rest of > Horde being where it thinks it is. So we'd have to add a whole bunch > of Horde-finding logic for that to work correctly. > > > > It doesn't really seem worth it to me, from the options I see > (essentially making services into its own "application"), but > hopefully that at least points you in the right direction if you're > up to continuing to pursue a patch. > > > >> as well as inconsistencies(?) in the code > >> about how the directory they are in is referenced (which make it difficult > >> for me to come up with a patch of my own). That's the problem. > > > > Okay, you lost me again here. What inconsistencies are you talking about?
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