Hey--

I was using WebFM in conjunction with CKEditor (mostly for the insert image ability) but CKEditor was proving to be difficult so I installed WYSIWYG to simplify it--now WebFM isn't showing up as my file manager. Is this just because one of the three aren't compatible with the other? Everything in CKEditor is set for WebFM as my upload method...

Oh and now I'm just getting this weird WebFM uploader that only uploads the file as a little icon w/the file name that opens in a new window when clicked on.

What's going on and can I fix it? I've included a photo of what Web FM looks like now...I'm so confused!

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cgmonroe’s picture

cgmonroe commented

The screen show shows the normal WebFM attachments part of a node creation.

I've only used the WebFM popup extra module with WYSYWIG/TinyMCE so I can't speak for CKEditor. But the basic process should be the same.

You need to enable the WebFM Popup module that comes with Webfm.

For TinyMCE, you go to the WYSIWYG config for TinyMCE and enable the Webfm_popup plug in for each filter you want.

Once this is set up, when you click on the insert image or file button, you will get a "browse" button next the the URL field. Clicking this opens a WebFM window that lets you use existing file/image or upload a new one.

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nhck commented
Title: WebFM Broken? » How to use Webfm and CKeditor together?
Status: Active » Fixed

Jettzilla,
in Order to use webfm for your inline file browser please do this:

  • Install ckeditor with the wysiwyg project.
  • Get the current dev-Version of webfm
  • Enable webfm_popup from the modules-page
  • In the wysiwyg-project-ckedtior settings enable the image button and webfm_popup
  • Once you open your ckeditor now you'll be able to choose "Browse Server" in the image dialog

Hope it helps.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.