does anybody have a solution when the error:
r is undefined
(line 1)tiny_mce.js is received when clicking on the files icon

IE9 is more precise:

SCRIPT5007: Unable to get value of the property ‘apply’: object is null or undefined
tiny_mce.js, line 1 character 143324

where it says:

return r.apply(q||p,Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments,1))

Any feedback would be very much appreciated we are now delayed in project delivery, what we thought is a piece of cake, turned out to be a major obstacle.

On some servers, the path to that images directory may not be the same path that the script is running from, which turned out to be the cause of our particular problem, and the answer is to find it out and update the config file.

First things first. Browse to where you installed the program and find the “cache” directory. Open it up and create the folder “images” and set the permissions to 777

Open up the new images folder and create a folder called “_thumbs” and also set the permissions to 777.

Now open up a plain text editor like notepad and put in this text:

<?php
echo $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."”;
echo $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'];

Save it with a simple name like “get_path.php” and upload it to the “images” folder.

Open up the file in your browser. For the example’s sake, we’ll say that it’s in the “news” folder, so the URL would be like this:

http://www.somesite.com/news/cache/images/get_path.php

The FIRST line you see is the absolute path to the document root.
The SECOND line is the exact location of the file you are currently running.

In our case, those two lines weren’t the same, and that was what caused the problem.

I saw something like this:

/home/somesite/public_html
/home/anothersite/news/cache/images/get_path.php

In a plain text editor like notepad, open the file “config_tinybrowser.php”. It’s located in /template/jscript/tiny_mce/plugins/tinybrowser/

on line 45 or so you will see

$tinybrowser['docroot'] = rtrim($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'],’/');

comment out this line by putting two slashes in front:

//$tinybrowser['docroot'] = rtrim($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'],’/');

and then, just below it put the corrected line. For our example, it will be

$tinybrowser['docroot'] = ‘/home/anothersite’;

Remember, you have to update that to the information for your server, just the part up to the actual folder the application is in, without a trailing slash.

Save the file and upload it.

Log into the application from your browser and go to settings

In the section “Script URL”, put the path to your application, skipping the section you put in the config file and stopping at the “cache” folder. In our example, that would be the folder “/news/” You’ll have to adjust it for your server.

Save, and try uploading again.

This looks like a good plugin. However, I cannot get the “upload” tab to work. When I click the Upload tab I get nothing, just a blank area. Therefor I cannot upload any images, the reason I installed this plugin. Any ideas?

Thannks in advance.

Thanks again

The message The ‘/useruploads/images/’ directory has been successfully created appears – but when I try to download another popup with the massage ‘Status 406 error when uploading’ appears

Any help to solve this is appreciated

I am using Vista and elgg v1.5

Thanks for your help