WYSIWYG + FCKEDITOR enabling Image Upload for Drupal 7 users. READ THIS BEFORE YOU READ ANY OTHER FORM....WILL SAVE YOU TIME

I was looking around to work the image upload into my drupal 7 site with no luck. Got tired of endless downloads. And Finally I figured it out.
Yes you need to set the
$Config['Enabled'] = true ; in yoursitefolder\sites\all\libraries\fckeditor\editor\filemanager\connectors\php\config.php

But key is here...
go to yousitefolder\sites\all\modules\wysiwyg\editors\fckeditor.inc

open it in notepad....
and change the following.

function wysiwyg_fckeditor_settings($editor, $config, $theme) {
$settings = array(
'EditorPath' => base_path() . $editor['library path'] . '/',
'SkinPath' => base_path() . $editor['library path'] . '/editor/skins/' . $theme . '/',
'CustomConfigurationsPath' => base_path() . drupal_get_path('module', 'wysiwyg') . '/editors/js/fckeditor.config.js',
'Width' => '100%',
'Height' => 420,
'LinkBrowser' => FALSE,
'LinkUpload' => TRUE,
'ImageBrowser' => TRUE,
'ImageUpload' => TRUE,
'FlashBrowser' => FALSE,
'FlashUpload' => FALSE,
// By default, FCKeditor converts most characters into HTML entities. Since
// it does not support a custom definition, but Drupal supports Unicode, we
// disable at least the additional character sets. FCKeditor always converts
// XML default characters '&', '<', '>'.
// @todo Check whether completely disabling ProcessHTMLEntities is an option.
'IncludeLatinEntities' => FALSE,
'IncludeGreekEntities' => FALSE,
);

Notice I set true on Image browser and Image Upload. That's all you need.

DRUPAL 7 USERS: You DO NOT need to install anything but WYSIWYG and FCKEDITOR(from the fckeditor site) 2.2.6.

Drupal version < 7 don't need this... they can simply remove WYSIWYG and install first FCKEDITOR Module and then install FCKEDITOR... place FCKEDITOR inside the FCKEDITOR module...and their upload will work....