Pete Ruckelshaus wrote:
> Really? Is that in the documentation somewhere, or can you provide a
> code sample? Also, any idea if it's possible to specify the image
> file upload path dynamically? I'm building a simple blog app and want
> to allow users to upload to their own directories.
I'm not going to promise any sort of useful details here because I know,
from past experience, that I'm not going to find the time to package
code up in a form in which it can be usefully shared (I owe apologies to
people here and elsewhere for promises unfulfilled in the past).
Anyhow, that said (and with the added proviso that due to tuit shortage
we're still working on RC2 here), I really don't see where the issues
lie with toolbar customisation: you can define as many toolbar sets as
you like in fckconfig.js and both the supplied custom tag and CFC allow
you to select the things per editor instance.
For image upload directories, you'll have to get your hands dirty to an
extent. I've pretty much rewritten the connectors from scratch here as
we've integrated fckeditor into our (mod_perl/PerlMagick based) image
auto resizing and processing code, so our code isn't likely to be of
much direct use to you, but the connectors are where you'll need to delve.
The standard (Application|Server).userFilesPath base isn't a lot of use.
We've recoded that to (1) pick up userFilesPath more flexibly - we check
Request, Session, Application, Client and Server in that order - and (2)
allow userFilesPath to be a hash, keyed on connector type ('File',
'Image' &c) so different media can live in entirely different places.
If that doesn't give you enough flexibility, then you're likely into
more significant hacking - passing paths into the fckeditor js code and
back out to the connectors in the xmlhttprequest. It's not rocket
science, but you'll need to spend a bit of time sussing out how the
protocols work as standard first. We've not needed to do this, but
having crawled through the relevant code for other reasons, I don't
think it would be difficult.
--
Regards,
Pete Jordan
Horus Web Engineering Ltd
http://www.webhorus.net/
phone: +44 1275 543971
mobile: +44 7973 725120
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