ftDestination="/files/dmfile" places files in /files/dmfile/files/dmfile

[Marco van den Oever]

A property with ftDestination="/files/dmfile" writes to /files/dmfile/
files/dmfile, must be to tired to see this clear but i mean
ftDestination="/files/dmfile" is ftDestination="/files/dmfile" no
matter what...

Strange is that it did worked before so you can assume i changed some
code somewhere that now creates this problem, problem in that is that
i don't understand what can be wrong as again (as i see it)
ftDestination="/files/dmfile" is ftDestination="/files/dmfile" no
matter what...

Any awake brain seeing the light?
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[Marco van den Oever]

Mmm changed it to ftDestination="/dmfile", seems that property
fttype="file" places automatically in "files" folder..., so when using
ftDestination="/files/dmfile" creating that folder structure in files
folder.

On Oct 25, 2:36 am, Marco van den Oever <marcovandenoe...@...>
wrote:

> A property with ftDestination="/files/dmfile" writes to /files/dmfile/
> files/dmfile, must be to tired to see this clear but i mean
> ftDestination="/files/dmfile" is ftDestination="/files/dmfile" no
> matter what...
>
> Strange is that it did worked before so you can assume i changed some
> code somewhere that now creates this problem, problem in that is that
> i don't understand what can be wrong as again (as i see it)
> ftDestination="/files/dmfile" is ftDestination="/files/dmfile" no
> matter what...
>
> Any awake brain seeing the light?

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[Blair McKenzie-2]

File destinations are relative to the file roots. Depending on the security and metadata defined for the property, that might be the /project/securefiles directory or the /project/www/files directory.

Image destinations are always relative to the web root - /project/www/.

Blair

On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 12:59 PM, Marco van den Oever <marcovandenoever@...> wrote:

Mmm changed it to ftDestination="/dmfile", seems that property
fttype="file" places automatically in "files" folder..., so when using
ftDestination="/files/dmfile" creating that folder structure in files
folder.

On Oct 25, 2:36 am, Marco van den Oever <marcovandenoe...@...>
wrote:

> A property with ftDestination="/files/dmfile" writes to /files/dmfile/
> files/dmfile, must be to tired to see this clear but i mean
> ftDestination="/files/dmfile" is ftDestination="/files/dmfile" no
> matter what...
>
> Strange is that it did worked before so you can assume i changed some
> code somewhere that now creates this problem, problem in that is that
> i don't understand what can be wrong as again (as i see it)
> ftDestination="/files/dmfile" is ftDestination="/files/dmfile" no
> matter what...
>
> Any awake brain seeing the light?

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