upload with CKEditor

[sundown]

Hi,

I've installed CKEditor (3.1) and it appears ok but the 'upload' of images and configuration doesn't. Though it does on the CKEditor demo. Any thoughts ??

For clients I need to make this as easy as possible but without an upload facilty I'm not sure I can use WebYep.

I need the control of image size etc. which the webyep image 4 doesn't or at least isn't client friendly.

Can I just add that the manual leaves a lot to be desired.

thanks

[Maeve]

Hi Sundown. To get the flexible 'browse server' option for images, flash and other files you'll need to integrate CKfinder. Select the php version and follow developers documentation to install. You can intall it all and test before buying a license. I find this makes WebYep suitable for commercial clients as it allows them flexibility of layout and a user friendly way to upload and manage images.

Hope this helps.

[johannes]

Please note that currently to use CKFinder you need to set up a separate authentication mechanism. The WebYep login mechanism can not be used to authenticate for the image/file upload of CKFinder.

[sundown]

thanks folk's,

Sadly, the cost ($59) is prohibative over the licence require for webyep per site.

I did eventually find mention of CKFinder, rather sneakily hidden I thought.

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