Image upload giving me page not found error

I have a DA insert record page with an HTML editor instance. When I try to upload an image or file and hit Browse Server, I get a 404 not found error. I've re-uploaded a working copy of the kfm folder but it still thinks the kfm/index.php file doesn't exist. Any idea what might be causing this?

The DataBridge v2 update now uses kcfinder instead of kfm. Do you have that folder? (webassist/kcfinder)... maybe you just need it uploaded.

I rebuilt the results/insert/update pages and reuploaded all the updated files (including kcfinder) but now when I hit the Browse Server button it's redirecting me to the members' login page (not the admin login). Even if I then login as a user it just keeps showing me the login page. I've included FTP details in the PM if you could possibly take a look for me.

There is a bit of a trick to get it working with a powerCMS site. I've updated your pages to fix the problem. The pages I updated are:

webassist/kcfinder/conf/config.php
and
WA_Globals/WA_Globals.php

Great thanks, working now. However is there a way to override the upload folder? It's currently set to img/blog and I can see where to change that in the config file, but I use different upload folders for different areas of the site. Can I set it to a generic root folder and then display a file manager in the KCFinder window, or can I specify a different folder in each HTML Editor instance?

You could set the upload folder to just "img/" in the config.php file and then specify a different sub-folder for each instance.

If you find this line on your page:
$CKEditor_config["filebrowserBrowseUrl"] = "../webassist/kcfinder/index.php?

then you can add a url parameter: &startup_folder=subfolder&showsidebar=true

and if you set showsidebar to false then it wouldn't allow them to change the folder from within the interface.

For either of these to work you will need to make sure you have the latest version of the extension, since there were a few issues with previous builds.

I changed the upload folder to the main downloads folder and it shows the subfolders automatically, so that's great!