Hello everyone,
I'm very new HTML, and am trying to make an editable template page for my website, but I'm I'm having problems getting the CKEditor to behave in the manner that It is suppose to. My goals using the CKEditor are:
1. To have text pages that look normal to those who are not logged in to my site and are not admins (who've entered edit mode).
2. To be able to edit instances of my pages using the CKEditor (where instances have been installed) so that I or others who have admin access can edit the pages on the fly so to speak without my having to constantly re-upload pages.
My understanding is that that this is what CKEditor will allow to happen (prior to this I was iFraming google docs - I think the CKEditor will allow me to do more, but i need help. I've gone to http://docs.fckeditor.net/CKEditor_3.x/Developers_Guide) and followed the instructions but I appear to only have a demo vs. a working model (one which i can edit text into and it will remain after refreshing the browser, etc.)
So far i've done the following:
1. I've successfully uploaded the CKEditor to my site and installed and integrated it according to the posted CKEditor instructions as demonstated by this link http://xpg.us/rules/rules2b.php
Is there a more comprehensive set of instructions and documentation for installing and getting the CKEditor up and running that anyone knows of? Can anyone help me? I know i need to do things like create a sql table for the CKEditor, but I don't know any of the specifics of what the CKEditor wants, what it wants the table called or how to customize the CKEditor so it can use the existing tables I built for the FCKeditor.
Any help or assistance is appreciated
Chez
Thu, 09/17/2009 - 13:01
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Re: Attempting to Install/Intergrate CKEditor (v3) Help!
You should read this: http://alfonsoml.blogspot.com/2009/08/u ... sites.html
as a summary: use CKEditor after you have your CMS ready.
Re: Attempting to Install/Intergrate CKEditor (v3) Help!
Is that what you want?
I guess the basic question is...
what php have you put in place to save the data it is submitting?
ckeditor within itself doesn't save anything, that is something you need to do. If you want to save into a database you can use any structure that you want for that database.
if you look in the _samples folder you will see a file - sample_posteddata.php which is called from the replacebycode.html example.
There you can see they have set the form action to go to that page
on an aside..
if you want your editor instance to be blue you need to use this code as the stuff in the wiki is a big old typo
(capital B for basic and no space between the # and the number for the colour)
CKEDITOR.replace( 'editor1', { toolbar : 'Basic', uiColor : '#9AB8F3' });