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Picture editor

Posted: Sun 28. Mar 2004, 20:12
by frold
Like you can find a WYSIWYG editor for html editing I would like to know if you can install a picture/image editor on a php/mysql server that let you edit images etc.

Link and a demo would be cool

Posted: Sun 28. Mar 2004, 20:48
by DeXXus
The author of HTMLarea has been developing an Image Manager/Image Editor add-on. I do not have peronal experience with it, yet:

http://www.zhuo.org/htmlarea/

Posted: Sun 28. Mar 2004, 21:58
by frold
I can not see the image editor you are talking about!

Posted: Sun 28. Mar 2004, 22:04
by frold
now I found it :D You need to press on the pencil icon!

Posted: Sun 28. Mar 2004, 22:23
by DeXXus
BTW... if you just need "limited" image functions, there is a version of HTMLarea at the link below, with an image manager that allows image resizing, layout and spacing:
http://www.webstationone.com/test/htmlarea/

Posted: Mon 12. Apr 2004, 22:48
by frold
DeXXus wrote:BTW... if you just need "limited" image functions, there is a version of HTMLarea at the link below, with an image manager that allows image resizing, layout and spacing:
http://www.webstationone.com/test/htmlarea/
now you can have the editor as a standalone....

http://www.zhuo.org/htmlarea/docs/index.html#editor

download:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... _id=114794

Posted: Thu 22. Apr 2004, 03:25
by hofisoft
Hat zufällig jemand den imagemanager schon eingepflanzt in htmlarea ?

Posted: Thu 13. May 2004, 12:04
by frold
did anyone tryed to include the image editor into phpwcms?

Posted: Sun 5. Jun 2005, 16:30
by frold
I have now installed it: use it as a plugin:

Download and install this patch
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.ph ... tid=543655

Gives the ability to select images base on
auto-generated thumbnails including setting common html
attributes, upload new images, create/delete folders,
delete images and edit images.

Editing images allows basic image manipulation
including cropping, resizing and compression of images
(server side). All image manipulation done through the
GD or Imagemagick libraries.

For installation instructions refer to README.txt in
the archive.

Posted: Tue 7. Jun 2005, 05:45
by jsw_nz
Hi Frold,

Correct me if I am wrong.....
but that image editor plugin is for FCK 2, no?

Most interested in a progress report of your own installation....
Can you actually get it configured inside Wcms?

Cheers :D

Posted: Tue 7. Jun 2005, 09:50
by frold
well I use it as a plugin to FCKeditor - but it should work as a standalone....

But I dont know how to let it work with the public and private settings for images and howto let it only look in eg. folder 1 and not 2,3,4,5 etc....

Posted: Wed 8. Jun 2005, 09:33
by jsw_nz
If I remember correctly... FCK creates an 'image' folder, by default, based on a path you set in connector.php:

(include/inc_ext/FCKeditor2/editor/filemanager/browser/default/connectors/php/connector.php)

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$GLOBALS["UserFilesPath"] = '/pathToDirectory/' ;
So this might exclude it from working with wcms folder structure.
Not sure if anyone has been able to bypass the default directory creation by FCK.

Might be info on sourceforge boards however.

:D

Posted: Wed 8. Jun 2005, 10:55
by frold
jsw_nz wrote:If I remember correctly... FCK creates an 'image' folder, by default, based on a path you set in connector.php:

(include/inc_ext/FCKeditor2/editor/filemanager/browser/default/connectors/php/connector.php)

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$GLOBALS["UserFilesPath"] = '/pathToDirectory/' ;
So this might exclude it from working with wcms folder structure.
Not sure if anyone has been able to bypass the default directory creation by FCK.

Might be info on sourceforge boards however.

:D
Hey

I doesnt use the build in image solution I use the plugin "ImageManager"

You can see a standalone demo here:
http://www.zhuo.org/htmlarea/standalone.html

To let it work with phpwcms I have found and reused some code.

Open:

include\inc_ext\FCKeditor2\editor\plugins\ImageManager\config.inc.php

Find

$IMConfig['base_url'] = .........

Replace with

if(!isset($phpwcms)) { include_once('../../../../../../config/phpwcms/conf.inc.php'); include_once('../../../../../inc_lib/default.inc.php'); } $IMConfig['base_url'] = '/'.$phpwcms["root"].'/content/images/';

Then you have access to the content/images folder - but this solution will bypass phpwcms file right system... so images set to private will be shown..

Posted: Wed 8. Jun 2005, 11:10
by Paal

Posted: Wed 8. Jun 2005, 11:32
by frold