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Is it this?

ImageBrowserURL (string) Sets the URL of the page called when the user clicks the "Browse Server" button in the "Image" dialog window. In this way, you can create your custom Image Browser that is well integrated with your system.

See http://www.clinicaestet.ro/FCKeditor/_docs/contents/012.html

Nikki9696
That seems to be used for showing a custom file browser page rather than which directory is displayed. However that did show me how to turn off the Browser Server button which is very useful so +1 for you. :)
Mark Biek
I've temporarily removed the upvote so this question will still show up the unanswered list. I promise I'll put it back later.
Mark Biek
Temporarily removing the upvote worked: that is how I found the question.
buti-oxa
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You need to set some config information for the FCKEditor. This is done either in javascript code in your webpage or you can do it in the FCKEditor config file which is located typically in /fckeditor/fckconfig.js file. If you did not install the fckeditor to the typical fckeditor directory, you will need to replace that part of the path with the correct path.

In the fckconfig.js file you need to change the "ImageBrowserURL" setting to whatever you want.

FCKConfig.ImageBrowserURL = '/myfilebrowserpath/browser.php' ;

This is where the dialog will look for your files. Here is a link to FCKEditor documentation on this. I hope that helps.

Steve Massing
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Please read this post of mine on FCKeditor forums. Are you having the same problem I had?

buti-oxa
That's very similar to my problem. I'll have to try that solution and see what happens.
Mark Biek