That's part of your task. The editor just manages the contents, but it's up to you to provide a filemanager that uses the data: scheme and saves everything as a single file.
You have to create the wrapper to open existing contents, save them, and everything that you want to make it different to other CMSs. And being able to save the contents as a single file is a feature that you'll have to code.
Excuse me ... but the only way to obtain the result is: 1) Click on the "Image" button 2) Click on the "Update" tab 3) Select a file on the local filesystem and click on the "Send it to the Server" button ... at this point, checking an hypothetical "Embedded" option, the editor should process the image using a standard base64 encoder ... 4) As result I have in the image URL the encoded content (instead of a relative, server-side, position) ... How I can obtain the same result in an alternative way ? The upload is a CKEditor internal task ! My host application can manage the conten only later (... too later ...! Regards.
Re: Data URI scheme
Re: Data URI scheme
Does the editor implements an image upload converting the stream as:
?
Thanks.
Re: Data URI scheme
Re: Data URI scheme
really
Re: Data URI scheme
The editor just manages the contents, but it's up to you to provide a filemanager that uses the data: scheme and saves everything as a single file.
You have to create the wrapper to open existing contents, save them, and everything that you want to make it different to other CMSs. And being able to save the contents as a single file is a feature that you'll have to code.
Re: Data URI scheme
1) Click on the "Image" button
2) Click on the "Update" tab
3) Select a file on the local filesystem and click on the "Send it to the Server" button
... at this point, checking an hypothetical "Embedded" option, the editor should process the image using a standard base64 encoder ...
4) As result I have in the image URL the encoded content (instead of a relative, server-side, position)
... How I can obtain the same result in an alternative way ?
The upload is a CKEditor internal task !
My host application can manage the conten only later (... too later ...!
Regards.
Same issue
We're looking at this problem as the same issue. We have base64 our images and certain sizes break the image editor.
Returns message:
Image Source URL is missing. Our suspicion is the textbox is truncating the string....