Hi

I was wondering how could Ajaxplorer ( a great fully ajaxed file manager) can be supported by Ckeditor ?

Demo :

user : demo
pass: demo

http://www.ajaxplorer.info/demo/
Download
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ajaxplorer/files/

Thanks

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gooddesignusa’s picture

gooddesignusa’s picture

I was able to get this working with ckeditor following the instructions. I have yet to test if following these instructions cause ajaxplorer to only work with ckeditor or if i can still use it by itself for file management. One thing though is right now you have to log in when the popup window opens since this isn't hooked into drupals users. Looking @ /ajaxplorer/server/conf/conf.php around line 84

/*
// Sample auth.sql usage 
$AUTH_DRIVER = array(
	"NAME"	=> "sql",
	"OPTIONS" 	=> array(
		"SQL_DRIVER" => array(
			"driver" => "mysql",
			"host"	=> "localhost",
			"database" => "ajxp",
			"user"	=> "root",
			"password" => ""
			),
		"TRANSMIT_CLEAR_PASS" => false
	)
);
*/
/*
// Sample auth.remote usage for use with the wp_ajaxplorer Wordpress plugin 
$AUTH_DRIVER = array(
        "NAME"          => "remote",
        "OPTIONS"       => array(
                "SLAVE_MODE" 		=> true, // true for hook based CMS (like Wordpress and likely yours too), false for url based CMS
                "USERS_FILEPATH"	=> "AJXP_INSTALL_PATH/server/users/users.ser", // Required to get public links to work
                "LOGIN_URL"			=> "/wordpress/wp-login.php",  // The URL to redirect (or call) upon login (typically if one of your user type: http://yourserver/path/to/ajxp, he will get redirected to this url to login into your frontend
        		"LOGOUT_URL"		=> "/wordpress/",  // The URL to redirect upon login out (see above)
        		"SECRET"			=> "myprivatesecret", // This is a security measure. The remote end MUST know the secret too for us to act.
                "TRANSMIT_CLEAR_PASS"   => false) // Don't touch this. It's unsafe (and useless here) to transmit clear password.
);
*/
/**/

might be a good place to start. I'm just not experienced enough to hook into drupals user table.

gooddesignusa’s picture

Well it seems like it only half works. When you double click on a file it doesn't close ajaxplorer / send file to ckeditor. I'm guessing it has something to with getAjxpCookie('CKEditorFuncNum'); and the cookie maybe not being set?

nissiml’s picture

Issue tags: +Ajax

Hi,

First of all, thanks for giving your time to that issue.
Maybe those links can be helpful for continuing the implementation ?

http://www.ajaxplorer.info/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=884
http://www.ajaxplorer.info/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=679

There's a guy called Raziel in that forum, that apparently spent some time in a similar issue .

nissiml’s picture

Hi
So do we know what the cookie is for ?

gooddesignusa’s picture

I got it working but decided to not use it. I'm not at the office right now but when I have some time i'll see if I can figure out what I ended up changing.

nissiml’s picture

Do you mean that you managed successfully to integrate this plugin in Drupal through Ckeditor ?

Btw, do WYSIWYG module can help here ?

danreb’s picture

Hi, just want to ask does anybody here tried the latest release of Ajaxplorer? According to the information at their website in the latest release of ajaXplorer they already included a support to easily integrate it to Drupal, wondering if somebody already tried it.

Here's the link to their site

http://www.ajaxplorer.info/wordpress/releases/bridges-with-external-cms/...

subscribing at this post....

dczepierga’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed
Issue tags: -Ajax +6.x-2.0

Now we not support this module, but maybe in the near future we do something with it.

dczepierga’s picture

Status: Postponed » Closed (won't fix)
Issue tags: -6.x-2.0

I analyse this and i think we don't add support for it now... It doesn't have Drupal module to configure it, so then we need to do this, check new version, changes etc... If someone create module for Ajaxplorer in Drupal, then we start to think about support it.

Greetings

dqd’s picture

how about the ajaxplorer module? Has aynone did it? If noone, I would do it. Let me know and contact me for sharing informations.

dqd’s picture

Title: ajaxplorer support » Ajaxplorer, Drupal support (discussion about a Drupal Ajaxplorer module)
Project: CKEditor 4 - WYSIWYG HTML editor » Issues (not the module used on drupal.org)
Version: 6.x-1.x-dev »
Component: Miscellaneous » Code
Status: Closed (won't fix) » Active

Ok regarding to this -> http://www.ajaxplorer.info/wordpress/releases/bridges-with-external-cms/...

... and to the fact that nobody has done it yet (can't find it on drupal.org), I would like to start on it with help of you guys. A list of feature requests for the module would be a helpful beginning, so please post some ideas here.

For me integrating Ajaxplorer in the administration including a permission -, user, and rights management inside of drupal/admin/config would be a nice beginning but also definitely not a small task.

dqd’s picture

Project: Issues (not the module used on drupal.org) » CKEditor 4 - WYSIWYG HTML editor
Version: » 7.x-1.x-dev

I think we should start a new project page for that. Sorry for hiijacking but where to put this thread now?

dczepierga’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

It can stay here... if u create module to drupal which will be working, then u can reopen this issue and give link to it...
After this we could do sth to start support it in CKEditor module.

Greetings

mgifford’s picture

Found this sandbox which looks like a AjaXplorer implementation:
http://drupal.org/sandbox/wmostrey/1151278

Worth keeping track of.