Figured it out. Of course, now I feel like an idiot...
FILEBROWSER_PATH_SERVER = '/path/to/my/filebrowser'
Adding this and other 'FILEBROWSER' settings to my project settings.py
should have been obvious.
Thanks for being kind!
On May 27, 12:05 am, patrickk wrote:
> I don´t quite understand yo
I don´t quite understand your question.
fb_settings is imported with the filebrowser-views ... not sure if
that answers your question.
patrick
On May 27, 4:01 am, "Bob N." wrote:
> OK, so how do I get the fb_settings to appear in the runtime Settings?
>
> On May 26, 12:51 am, patrickk wrote:
OK, so how do I get the fb_settings to appear in the runtime Settings?
On May 26, 12:51 am, patrickk wrote:
> "change fb_settings.py" means that you can/should change the variables
> defined there.
> e.g., if you are not using a directory named "uploads", you have to
> take a look at fb_settings
"change fb_settings.py" means that you can/should change the variables
defined there.
e.g., if you are not using a directory named "uploads", you have to
take a look at fb_settings.py and change that directory accordingly
(note: you don´t _have_ to use "uploads", you can use whatever you
want).
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Filebrowser uses a directory called uploads, in your media directory.
You need to create it and allow the user running your wsgi instance to
be able to write to it as you upload files.
On a related note, has anyone ram into trouble installing filebrowser
with tinymce? Have run usual install all f
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