• Resolved forcesnoir

    (@forcesnoir)


    I have Version 2.5.6 of the plugin. When I try to open GDE menu from a new post it gives me the above ‘The requested URL subfolder/index.php was not found on this server.’

    It wont find index.php there because it is in the httpdocs folder and not in the subfolder in which I have installed WordPress. Is there anyway I can change the filepath manually to point to the correct location of index.php.

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/google-document-embedder/

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  • Hello,

    I presume there’s a way to do this, however I’m not sure where you’re getting that error from. The plugin does not have or reference any index.php files. Can you give me a click-for-click path to show me where you’re seeing this?

    Thread Starter forcesnoir

    (@forcesnoir)

    Hi

    If you create or edit a post and click on the icon for GDE (on the TinyMCE WordPress WYSIWYG editor on the toolbar) then when the GDE window comes up to allow you to generate the shortcode from a URL and set various options for the media it generates the Not Found error message (see the link below)

    Hi,

    Your link was apparently lost, so I’m still lost. However I can tell you that the GDE editor button you’re referencing calls a file called lib-eddialog.php, not index.php. I can’t reproduce this problem. Might be another plugin conflicting, or a messed up install? Must confess I can only guess.

    We are having a very similar problem since upgrading. We run mostly multisite, but I have been able to duplicate the problem on a non-multisite install with only your plug-in activated.

    When clicking on the Google Doc embed icon in the toolbar the following window pops up. It says could not find wp-load.php. I am running 2012 for a theme.

    https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B6paSjBibRnHNXFhclZsNzZpbDg/edit?usp=sharing

    reverting to the old plugin did not fix.

    These were the other plugins we updated at the same time.

    bbPress
    Black Studio TinyMCE Widget
    Domain Mapping plugin
    Facebook
    FeedWordPress
    Google Doc Embedder
    NextGEN Gallery
    Post Types Order
    WP to Twitter
    √ WP Missed Schedule

    I think the plugin may be loading a WordPress core file and assuming that it’s starting in the wp-content/plugins directory. We moved our plugins to a special directory for easier update management. Your plugin probably can no longer find the file it is trying to load.

    we define the plugins directory here:

    define( ‘WP_PLUGIN_DIR’, ‘/PATH/sharedplugins’ );
    define( ‘WP_PLUGIN_URL’, ‘https://URL/wp-content/plugins’);
    define( ‘WP_PLUGINS_URL’, WP_PLUGIN_URL);

    You are probably correct. You will most likely have to correct the path value at the top of libs/lib-bootstrap.php to deal with your customized situation.

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