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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi, Servus,<br>
well in Drupal you don´t need to make changes in your settings.php
to show to the libraries.<br>
Normally you have 4 folders: libraries, themes, modules and files<br>
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In the configuration of the modules for the libraries you´ve to
give the right library path to the module.<br>
And sometimes the modules need some special steps to install
correct. - For this read the install files carefully.<br>
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Hope I got you right.<br>
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best,<br>
fränk<br>
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Am 14.02.2013 12:18, schrieb Renatn Oblak:<br>
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<pre wrap="">hallo experten,
kann bitte jemand von euch dem vanni helfen:
i need to use some libraries (ckeditor, colorbox, plupload) which are not installed in root.
I wanted to add something like this to settings.php: $conf['plupload_library_path']
= /usr/share/drupal7/theinfluencers.mur.at/libraries/plupload; but i get some php or apache
error and page goes blank.
i can still use the Libraries API module. i was just wondering if I'm doing anything wrong
and save such a module.
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