When i am submitting editor form I see data as I am having little issue, all is working fine and here are my settings. Before you run the example make sure to edit the settings.cfm file. You can download the TinyMCE filemanager and example below. Important: Add your own user authentication at the top of filemanager.cfc, upload.cfm and folder.cfm - if you do not authenticate access to these pages, anyone will be able to edit/delete/update files. However, if you do not want to use Google CDN, please provide your own JQuery location to tiny_mce/plugins/filemanager/dialog.html. That is the file you should edit if you need any cuztermisation and this file also needs JQuery & JQuery UI (effects) and I have link to jQuery Google CDN for your convenience. 'tiny_mce/plugins/filemanager/dialog.html' file contains all the JavaScript of the plugin.

If you want to store files in a multi-user environment, you can programmatically change this location (such as c:/website/userfiles/#ers_id#) Open up the tiny_mce/plugins/filemanager/settings.cfm file and provide an absolute path and the URL of the folder where you store the user files. Please refere to the README.txt file for latest details. With the TinyMCE media plugin, you can embed a number of media files directly into the post with a single click (mp3,swf,mov,etc.).Ĭopy the filemanager folder into your tiny_mce/plugins folder, then include the plugin and the button to your tinyMCE form. ( TinyMCE Plugin) Depending on the file type, the user can either embed them into the post (such as PDF) or add a download link to the post directly (like zip files). This creates three different sizes of images (thumbnail, medium and full size image) allowing the user to choose the most suitable image size. This File Manager help you browse through user's files, upload new files, create folders and keep them organized.

Previously I wrote ImageManager for TinyMCE/CKEditor which is quite simple and straight forward, but this version has a bit more functionality.

Here I tried to pull that function out as an individual module so we can use it on other things. In the latest version of the TeaPot blog application I added a complete file manager function to the TinyMCE interface.

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