Hi,

Do you have an example of what is required to implement simple upload? (i.e. example code showing entire process).

I have just used ckeditor for a web-project I am working on - then a user pointed out that the upload facility is no longer there for images. It is disappointing that this functionality has been moved into a none GPL project.

I would be happy to implement an open-source plugin for ckeditor v3 to enable simple upload/file browsing on the server - am planning to do this once I have this web-project out of the way. ckeditor v3 is a huge improvement on v2, so I don't really want to go back a version just because of the file uploads (but I also don't want to start integrating none GPL code).

So, as you have already done a basic upload this would be a great help to me starting out if you wouldn't mind sharing the code. I release any code I complete for GPL projects under GPL on my website (have done this for several Joomla plugins already).

Thanks.

Dave

@purplepomegranite
It's really great to hear from you about creating an open-source file browser, it could be a BIG compensate for CKFinder under CDL.

Just an update.

I am close to releasing v1 of my image browser, as I have had time to put into it this week. The first release will only support images, but will offer full browse and upload facilities and simple integration with CKEditor. I will extend it to support further filetypes as requested.

I'll post a link here once v1 is available for use.

A late beta of my Image browser for CKEditor is available, though currently it will have to be extracted from the Joomla! plugin it is incorporated into (this should be a case of simply copying the ceditfinder folder out of the zip file).

There are a couple of minor issues to iron out (as noted on the overview page), but most of the functionality is there. It is available from http://www.cedit.biz/joomla-extensions/22-ceditckeditor/40-joomlackeditor.

Comments and suggestions would be welcome (preferably on the forums over there though!).