Django CKEditorNOTICE: django-ckeditor 5 has backward incompatible code moves against 4.5.1.File upload support has been moved to ckeditoruploader. The urls are in ckeditoruploader.urls, while for the file uploading widget you have to use RichTextUploadingField instead of RichTextField.Django admin CKEditor integration.Provides a RichTextField, RichTextUploadingField, CKEditorWidget and CKEditorUploadingWidget utilizing CKEditor with image uploading and browsing support included.This version also includes:. support to django-storages (works with S3). updated ckeditor to version 4.9. included all ckeditor language and plugin files to make everyone happy!
Starting in version 2.1.0 of the plugin CKEditor is loaded from its Content Delivery Network. Earlier versions of the plugin included a copy of CKEditor but that is no longer the case.If you want to customise CKEditor, such as by adding further plugins to it, then you can install a local copy. You must then enter the URL for ckeditor.js in the CKEditor group on the Settings page.
For example, if you installed CKEditor in the directory ckeditor4.5.6 of your web site then the setting would be /ckeditor4.5.6/ckeditor.js.Upgrade CKEditor. The plugin includes KCFinder 3.12 but will not automatically upgrade to a new release.
You can check for a new release of KCFinder from.To install the build, expand the zip file, copy the kcfinder directory to your web site, and specify the path to the directory on the Settings page. It is recommended to use a new directory rather than overwriting the KCFinder version in the plugin's directory, so that it will not be affected if you upgrade the plugin.Upgrade from phplist 2.10.x with FCKEditor. In phplist 2.10 the FCKIMAGESDIR value in config.php defines the directory into which images will be uploaded.
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The value is relative to the phplist root directory.In phplist 3.x a different value, UPLOADIMAGESDIR, is used to define the directory. This value is relative to the web root, not to the phplist root directory. To continue using the same upload directory you must set UPLOADIMAGESDIR correctly. So, for example, if the existing image upload directory is /lists/uploadimages then the FCKIMAGESDIR would be uploadimages but the value for UPLOADIMAGESDIR would be lists/uploadimages.Issues. This message means that there is probably an error in the value specified for UPLOADIMAGESDIR in the config.php file. The value needs to be the path from the web root ( not the full file system path).For example, on a server using CPanel, using the default value of uploadimages there needs to be a directory /home/xxx/publichtml/uploadimages that is writeable.Alternatively, if you want the upload directory to be within the /lists directory then UPLOADIMAGESDIR should be set to lists/uploadimages and the directory /home/xxx/publichtml/lists/uploadimages must exist and be writeable.There can be some cases when the plugin displays this message but the directory does exist.
This can happen when the web server uses a non-standard DOCUMENTROOT or uses symbolic file links. If this is the case then you can specify the actual file system path for the upload directory in the CKEditor group on the Settings pageWarning, Unknown failure. This message can be displayed when a symbolic link is used for the file upload directory, which triggers a bug in the KCFinder file browser.
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Version 2.1.3 of this plugin has some processing to try to work around this problem, so ensure that you are using version 2.1.3 or later. You can verify this on the Manage Plugins page.If the error still occurs then you can try setting the file system path for the upload directory explicitly in the CKEditor group on the Settings pageYou don’t have permissions to browse server. If you get the message You don’t have permissions to browse server or You don’t have permissions to upload files when trying to browse or upload images then there is likely a problem with the php session configuration.See the for an explanation.To avoid this problem you should use the default session handling with phplist. In particular do not use the phplist option to store sessions in a database table, as the session will not be accessible to KCFinder.If you cannot resolve the problem then a work-around is to change one line in the KCFinder config file, setting disabled to false, as explained in the.Support.