How to enable the upload functions when insert a picture in the FCKeditor?(drupal 6.14)
cmpltrtok - October 3, 2009 - 01:49
How to enable the upload functions when insert a picture in the FCKeditor?(drupal 6.14)
Hi.
I'm using drupal 6.14 and a FCKeditor module virsioned 6.x-1.4.
My question is as the subject.
Thanks.
I have never had much luck
I have never had much luck with the FCK image loader. In the past I have used IMCE which integrates well with it.
What I really like now is the image browser module, http://drupal.org/project/imagebrowser. This works really well with FCK. You need to install the image module as well. Whenever you upload an image, you create an image node and this allows you to insert the image into the node you are editing with FCK in the same step.
Pretty cool and super easy to set up/
Thank you all the same.
Hi,dougzilla,thank you all the same.
But after so many failures, I have finally enable the upload features of the fckeditor module.
Summarily,there are 3 points:
1, at "administrator-user management-permissions" to give the role a permission to use fckeditor and to upload files through fckeditor.
2, at "administrator-site configuration-fckeditor" to set the profile of the role correctly:
in 'file browser settings', set 'File browser type' to 'built-in filebrowser'
and set 'allow quick uploads' to 'true'.
3, set a cookie_domain in the '/sites/default/settings.php'.
Although in the fckeditor readme.txt it says:
As of Drupal 5.2, additional step is required: locate file named
settings.php inside your drupal directory (usually sites/default/settings.php)
and set $cookie_domain variable to the appropriate domain
(remember to uncomment that line). If you not do this, FCKeditor will
claim that file browser is disabled.
But as my experiences this time, it seems that Drupal 6.14 should also do this!
I don't understand.
How to set $cookie_domain variable to the appropriate domain ?
# $cookie_domain = 'mysite.com'; <<< Is it correct if I change from example to mysite ?
Thank you for your time
^^