Well, I would say it might be much easier for you to just skip TinyMCE and use the CKEditor + CKFinder integration... You will find much more resources and documentation on that, it will definitely be easier (integration with CKEditor works quasi-automatically) and if you stick to the Open Source license of the editor, you will not need to pay a penny more than you have planned.
Please note that there are CKEditor modules/ plugins for major CMS systems available (WordPress, Joomla!, Drupal), so if your site is based on any of them, you will be able to just switch the editor module to CKEditor and proceed with CKFinder integration in no time. Good luck!
Thx for the reply Anna, in my case i cant use CKEditor. Im planning to buy the CKFinder licence, but i need the integration with the TinyMCE, is it possible to integrate these?. If so, how?
Re: Integrating CKFinder with TinyMCE
Please note that there are CKEditor modules/ plugins for major CMS systems available (WordPress, Joomla!, Drupal), so if your site is based on any of them, you will be able to just switch the editor module to CKEditor and proceed with CKFinder integration in no time. Good luck!
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Re: Integrating CKFinder with TinyMCE
Thx for your time, i hope you can help me.
Re: Integrating CKFinder with TinyMCE
function openKCFinder(field_name, url, type, win) { tinyMCE.activeEditor.windowManager.open({ file: '/kcfinder/browse.php?opener=tinymce&type=' + type, title: 'KCFinder', width: 700, height: 500, resizable: "yes", inline: true, close_previous: "no", popup_css: false }, { window: win, input: field_name }); return false; }I dont find the "browse.php?opener=tinymce" equivalence on CKFinder .
Thx