Tried throwing out the plug-ins.. as on closer inspection.. I thought they were written into the ckeditor.js ..but then my tables and image upload windows wouldn't launch.. so theres obviously some dependencies in there.
Do I need to rely on trial and error to sort this out?
Another query:
For JavaScript files like ckeditor.js and en.js, we've built a dedicated application called CKPackager (which deservers its own article also... SVN code available). We have amazing results with it, making our development much flexible and organized. For instance, the final (uncompressed) 265KB size of ckeditor.js is the results of the minification of 109 files, totalizing 875KB. The final result is 81KB being downloaded.
Little confused there. After using CKPackager.. the file is 265kb. And so is the file I have here to upload to the server. Where does this 81kb number come from?
I was wondering the same thing. It looks like the various plugin.js files get concatenated into ckeditor.js, but the stuff inside plugins/[wsc]/dialogs/* are still required.
Also, if you're using ckeditor.js, I don't think you need ckeditor_basic.js nor any of the other ckeditor_* variants.
Re: Reducing file size of the downloaded package
Now how do i find out about plug-in dependencies? Do I really need 61 'plug-ins' for a basis install?
Re: Reducing file size of the downloaded package
Do I need to rely on trial and error to sort this out?
Another query:
Little confused there. After using CKPackager.. the file is 265kb. And so is the file I have here to upload to the server. Where does this 81kb number come from?
Re: Reducing file size of the downloaded package
Also, if you're using ckeditor.js, I don't think you need ckeditor_basic.js nor any of the other ckeditor_* variants.
Re: Reducing file size of the downloaded package
But in general..
Did I ask a Complicated question ?
or
Have I been spotted as a total noob and left to loose my hair ?