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Hi,
CKeditor www.drupal.org/project/ckeditor
is almost finished. Could you please add plugin for it?
Thank you
igor
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Comment #1
teslegch CreditAttribution: teslegch commentedbump
Comment #2
igorik CreditAttribution: igorik commentedCKeditor - drupal module is now finished, same as ckeditor 3.1
http://drupal.org/project/ckeditor
http://ckeditor.com/
would be great to see Imagebrowser support for it.
thanks
Igor
Comment #3
jdelaune CreditAttribution: jdelaune commentedSorry for the lack of responses to any issues recently. A few months ago one of my lungs collapsed so they had to put a pipe in to re-inflate it. Unfortunately it happened again just before Christmas so I had to have surgery to remove a layer of my lung to stop it collapsing again, they also found a hole in my lung which was causing the issue and cut that out. I'm still in the process of recovery with quite a bit of pain so I don't think I'll be doing much Drupal contributions for a bit. Just while I get my life and everything back on track.
Cheers
Comment #4
igorik CreditAttribution: igorik commentedSure Starnox, I wish to you a lot of health to new year and I hope that pain goes away and you will be better soon. The health is of course the most important thing. Good luck, man!
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entr3p CreditAttribution: entr3p commentedHope you get better Starnox. Thank you for all of your hard work.
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Anonymous (not verified) CreditAttribution: Anonymous commentedHope you're getting better Starnox! Maybe in the meantime another contributor could help? I would but I am still an infant concerning module building/editing. Very willing to test it out and report though...
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danyalejandro CreditAttribution: danyalejandro commentedHope you're getting better man...
btw, just in case, you guys can get imagebrowser version 1 (yeah, the old one) working with ckeditor doing the following module modification (advanced user warning):
0. Get the ckeditor module up and running.
1. in "imagebrowser.info" modify the fckeditor dependencie so it says "dependencies[] = ckeditor" instead.
2. add the following to the ckeditor configuration in "ckeditor/ckeditor/ckeditor.config.js":
3. in "imagebrowser/js/imagebrowser.js", modify the selectfile function so it turns out like this:
and add this new fuction:
4. Your brand new fork is up and running. enjoy.
that's it. at least it works 4 me...
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itmanvn CreditAttribution: itmanvn commented@danyalejandro: thank you, it works for me :-P
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scarvajal CreditAttribution: scarvajal commentedSubscribing
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lal2017 CreditAttribution: lal2017 commentedStarnox, hope your health is recovering well. Al the very best wishes from us. Get well soon mate. If health is still playing up, give me a shout. There are some very very good health diagnosis centres in India which I might have access to. Much cheaper than the US or UK and actually better too. I might be able ot put you in touch. lets hope its not needed anyway. Get well soon.
danyalejandro - I will give your workaround solution a try too.
Cheers,
Raj
Comment #11
lal2017 CreditAttribution: lal2017 commentedI tested this and confirm that it works with CKeditor using the above work-around. Thanks danyalejandro. Nice work!
Comment #12
mrbase CreditAttribution: mrbase commentedHere is an extended version of the SeletFile() method - this one handles target url, target, classes and alt title.
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squarecandy CreditAttribution: squarecandy commentedI can confirm that this works against the 1.x branch.
Thanks danyalejandro and mrbase.
(mrbase version w/ left and right classes included is just what I've been looking for...)