Hey, I got a problem with FCK Editor. It keeps telling me $cookie_domain needs to be set for built-in upload and quick upload. If I turn both off, the error's gone. I don't want to turn them off, though.

I enabled $cookie_domain in settings.php and set its value correctly, but the error remains.

I also tried a completely fresh, latest version installation of both the module and the editor itself, also to no avail. Error still remains.

So, how do I get rid of that error without having to turn the functionality off, even if $cookie_domain's already been set?

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cog.rusty’s picture

What setting did you enter. Just $cookie_domain = 'example.com'; should do it. No "www" or subdirectory paths, just the domain or subdomain.

Also try to clear the cookie in your browser and login again.

Raf’s picture

Yeah, I followed the example.com example. No www, no http, no paths, just the domain name.

I just logged out, manually deleted all cookies (through web dev. plugin in Firefox --> view cookie information --> deleted every last one on there), then logged back in.

Error still remains:

FCKeditor 2.6.6
You are using a feature that requires $cookie_domain to be set, but it is not set in your settings.php (either built-in filebrowser or quick uploads are enabled in the Advanced profile).

cog.rusty’s picture

Take a look at their issues queue for the $cookie_domain error. Here is a search.
http://drupal.org/project/issues/ckeditor?text=$cookie_domain&status=All&priorities=All&categories=All&version=All&component=All

Or else, try a different drupal bridge module for CKEditor. Uninstall the http://drupal.org/project/ckeditor module and try the http://drupal.org/project/wysiwyg module instead. It has more future anyway.

Raf’s picture

The topics in there didn't actually help.

I'll have a look at WYSIWYG, since there've been quite a few complaints here about FCKEditor. If it's a significant improvement without the need to re-educate people on how to use it, I might be able to get it pushed through.