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

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Comment	>> I'm sorry, I'm having a hard > >> time figuring out what exactly you want to be able to put where, and what > >> is in the webroot still (aside from graphics) - things like css.php and > >> javascript.php have to be, right? Etc. > >> > > Ahh... Here's something I forgot. > > > > For certain values of "CMS system", you have to add in each > individual page that you want to run through the CMS in, css.php, and > javascript.php have been added in, as they are PHP files, and can > easily be included in the (PHP) CMS (although without top, left, > right, bottom borders), which kind of makes sense, but to invoke the > PHP CMS for non-PHP files, such as .js, .gif, .jpg (especially when > they are isolated in their own directory), doesn't make sense > (overheads etc), hence I'm asking for configuration options for them > to be able to be elsewhere in the web/filesystem tree. > > > > In the circumstance I'm working on, none of Horde is inside the > apache webroot, but some of it (the non-library .php files) is inside > the "cms webroot" (sometimes outside the apache webroot, but > world-visible through the CMS), by virtue of the CMS's own > translation, although copies of the graphics have been taken from the > horde system and put into the apache webroot, so they can be > accessed directly by apache without CMS intervention/translation. > > > > 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, 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. > > > > K.
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