This module should no longer be necessary going forward, as there the KCFinder provides the last major bit of functionality (file upload/linking) that was preventing full adoption of the CKEditor for everyone.

You can find the new module here: https://github.com/browsermedia/bcms_kcfinder

Installing this module will change the WYSIWIG editor from the default CKEditor to FCKEditor for html editing.

• Upload Images through the Browse UI
• Create new sections through Browse UI

Run the following from your shell.

$ gem install bcms_fckeditor
$ cd name_of_project
$ rails g cms:install bcms_fckeditor

One of the files the gem will add to your application is /public/bcms_config/fckeditor/fckstyles.xml You can change the styles that are directly available in the editor by changing this file. It is put in this directory to allow you to edit it without worry that it will be overwritten by the gem.

It is possible to upload images while navigating the server using FCKeditor's file browser. Adding images this way, is essentially the same as adding a new ImageBlock through the CMS's UI. So, if an image is uploded through the file browser, a new ImageBlock will be created with it's corresponding attachment.

It is also possible to add new 'folders' through the file browser (which are just hidden sections in BrowserCMS's parlance) and can be used to organize uploaded images.

If you would prefer to build your own WYSIWIG module, you will need to tell the CMS to use your javascript instead of the FCKEditor (or CKEditor) javascript. Review the BcmsFckeditor::Engine for details on how to do this (lib/bcms_fckeditor/engine.rb)

• When uploading a new file, the page does not automatically refresh on success or error. This is presumably due to changes in how browsers handle javascript being sent to random frames. Needs to reworked to be a call back (like CreateFolder).
• Uploading files always assigns them them to the '/' path, which is probably wrong.