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Opening IMCE window without Image Dialog (http://drupal.org/node/697980#comment-2610782).
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#2 | imce-ckeditor.tar_.gz | 1.52 KB | mephir |
imce-ckeditor.tar_.gz | 1.52 KB | mephir |
Comments
Comment #1
mephir CreditAttribution: mephir commentedInstallation:
Comment #2
mephir CreditAttribution: mephir commentedFixed conflict with filebrowsers in dialogs.
Comment #3
wwalc CreditAttribution: wwalc commentedIn the attached plugin, the following internal CKEditor property is changed: editor._.filebrowserFn
Because of that when this plugin is enabled Image Dialog is not working properly.
To remember a reference to the anonymous function, you can use the private scope of CKEditor, but you should give it some other unique name, like editor._.drupalImceFn.
Comment #4
mephir CreditAttribution: mephir commentedChanges commited to CVS. Fixed variable name which store callback function number.
Comment #6
BetaTheta CreditAttribution: BetaTheta commentedI'm a bit confused. Is this archive been added to the CKEditor module? If so, how do I enable it?
I tried opening the archive file, I couldn't do it (using a Mac). I don't know if it's a problem on my end of if it's because the file ends in tar_.gz instead of tar.gz. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Comment #7
DanilaD CreditAttribution: DanilaD commentedJanam, yes, this plugin is currently included into CKEditor.
Here are the plugins that you can find in /sites/all/modules/ckeditor/plugins:
drupalbreaks imce linktomenu linktonode mediaembed
Comment #8
hd CreditAttribution: hd commentedWhat would it take to do the same for CKEditor implemented under the WYSIWYG module?
Comment #9
patriiiiiiiiiick CreditAttribution: patriiiiiiiiiick commentedIs this plugin supposed to be working? The instructions above seem to be outdated. I suppose this is not "Plugin for inserting files from imce without image dialog", right?