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=== {{{baseDir}}} ===

The {{{<code>baseDir</code>}}} is the path to the local directory (on the server) which points to the {{{baseUrl}}} URL described above. This is the path used by CKFinder to handle the files on the server. Full write permissions must be granted to this directory.

You may point it to a directory directly:
{{{code1}}}
Or you may let CKFinder discover the path based on {{{baseUrl}}}:
{{{code2}}}

Bear in mind that CKFinder will only discover the path, when the base URL is a local Web path (relative to document root. Example:
{{{code3}}}
If it is a full URL address, like the following one:
{{{code4}}}
the path will not be discovered.

<note>Please note that the trailing slash is required.
</note>

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 Or you may let CKFinder discover the path based on <code>{{{baseUrl}}}</code>:
 {{{code2}}}
-{{ #ifeq: {{{language}}} | Java |by leaving the <code>{{{baseDir}}}</code> value empty.}}
+{{ #ifeq: {{{lang}}} | Java |by leaving the <code>{{{baseDir}}}</code> value empty.}}
 Bear in mind that CKFinder will only discover the path, when the base URL is a local Web path (relative to document root. Example:

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−	=== {{{baseDir}}} ===	+	== {{{baseDir}}} ==

	The <code>{{{baseDir}}}</code> is the path to the local directory (on the server) which points to the <code>{{{baseUrl}}}</code> URL described above. This is the path used by CKFinder to handle the files on the server. Full write permissions must be granted to this directory.		The <code>{{{baseDir}}}</code> is the path to the local directory (on the server) which points to the <code>{{{baseUrl}}}</code> URL described above. This is the path used by CKFinder to handle the files on the server. Full write permissions must be granted to this directory.

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 === {{{baseDir}}} ===
-The {{{<code>baseDir</code>}}} is the path to the local directory (on the server) which points to the {{{<code>baseUrl</code>}}} URL described above. This is the path used by CKFinder to handle the files on the server. Full write permissions must be granted to this directory.
+The <code>{{{baseDir}}}</code> is the path to the local directory (on the server) which points to the <code>{{{baseUrl}}}</code> URL described above. This is the path used by CKFinder to handle the files on the server. Full write permissions must be granted to this directory.
 You may point it to a directory directly:
 {{{code1}}}
-Or you may let CKFinder discover the path based on {{{<code>baseUrl</code>}}}:
+Or you may let CKFinder discover the path based on <code>{{{baseUrl}}}</code>:
 {{{code2}}}

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 {{ #ifeq: {{{lang}}} | Java |by leaving the <code>{{{baseDir}}}</code> value empty.}}
-Bear in mind that CKFinder will only discover the path, when the base URL is a local Web path (relative to document root. Example:
+Bear in mind that CKFinder will only discover the path, when the base URL is a local Web path (relative to document root). Example:
 {{{code3}}}
 If it is a full URL address, like the following one: