Frog CMS

Editors like fckeditor and tinymce rely heavily on javascript.. those get cached and occasionally old javascript files can produce weird behaviour. Just a thought.

Anyone know what changes are needed in the FCKEditor plugin to set the location of the website pages? I want to set up FCKEditor for inserting links in text.

All I can find in the FCKEditor files are physical file locations (example: /frog/plugins/fckeditor/fckeditor/) for configuration.

cearls,

Thanks, I have the toolbar displaying now. I’m using Firefox 3.03, Opera 9.61, and IE7 under Windows Vista.

I’ve never worked with FCKEditor before, so this is a learning experience for me.

Do you have a moment to answer some questions? I’m struggling to get the configuration set up.

1. What steps do you take to link text in a page to another page in the CMS? When I open the file browser > browse server, the options are file, flash, media, images.
How do I configure FCKEditor to display a list of the website pages on the site?

2. Is there a configuration setting for specifying the location of the images folder?

3. Where is the configuration setting for specifying the type of toolbar to display? The fckeditor.js references toolbar_name, the fckconfig.js defines the options in the Default and Basic toolbar settings, but I haven’t found where the actual setting for the toolbar is set. The installation displays the default toolbar.

I found fckstyles.xml, which defines the styles available in the dropdown menu.

cearls,

Thanks! Too bad FCKEditor doesn’t list pages, that seems like a very useful feature.

Ignorant question, how did you know where to find the different config files? There seem to be multiple config files for FCKEditor, is there an explanation in one place that describes the config files? From what you’ve explained below, and what I’ve learned, there are four config files that I would want to modify:

1. fckstyles.xml – styles in the dropdown menu
2. /fckeditor/fckeditor/editor/filemanager/connectors/php/config.php : $Config[‘UserFilesPath’] – userfiles directory
3. /fckeditor/fckeditor/fckeditor_php5.php : $this->ToolbarSet = ‘Default’ – the toolbar for the CMS
4. /fckeditor/fckeditor.js – basedir setting

What other config files do you change?

Chris,

Thanks for the help. I’m glad to have your help in finding my way through the configuration.

Was there a page I should have looked on the FCKEditor site that would point me to the five configuration files? I’ve spent hours on their site, perusing the forums, and visiting third-party sites and blogs looking for info on configuration. Perhaps I overlooked a page?