Additions:
==[[PhplistDocumentation Phplist Documentation]] » [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]] » ==
[[http://www.fckeditor.net/ FCKEditor]] is the HTML editor included with the phpList distribution archive. It can be used to create and edit email messages and message templates.
FCKeditor will also allow you to upload images to the phpList directory on your website, which can then be linked to from within your messages. By default, after installing phpList, FCKEditor will allow you to link to an image on your site when you click on the image icon. But it will not let you upload an image till you have created the upload directory and set the correct read/write permissions. To enable this:
- Create a folder in your phpList root directory called '##uploadimages##', or any other name you defined for the ##FCKIMAGES_DIR## in your ##config.php## file (see below).
# the directory is relative to the root of phpList as set above
=== Editor window ===
# the FCKeditor is now included in phpList, but the use of it is experimental
See also: [[http://docs.cksource.com/FCKeditor_2.x/Users_Guide FCKeditor user guide]]
=== Tips & Tricks from the forum ===
[[http://www.fckeditor.net/ FCKEditor]] is the HTML editor included with the phpList distribution archive. It can be used to create and edit email messages and message templates.
FCKeditor will also allow you to upload images to the phpList directory on your website, which can then be linked to from within your messages. By default, after installing phpList, FCKEditor will allow you to link to an image on your site when you click on the image icon. But it will not let you upload an image till you have created the upload directory and set the correct read/write permissions. To enable this:
- Create a folder in your phpList root directory called '##uploadimages##', or any other name you defined for the ##FCKIMAGES_DIR## in your ##config.php## file (see below).
# the directory is relative to the root of phpList as set above
=== Editor window ===
# the FCKeditor is now included in phpList, but the use of it is experimental
See also: [[http://docs.cksource.com/FCKeditor_2.x/Users_Guide FCKeditor user guide]]
=== Tips & Tricks from the forum ===
Deletions:
[[http://www.fckeditor.net/ FCKEditor]] -an HTML editor included with the PHPlist distribution archive- can be used in PHPList to create and edit email messages.
FCKeditor will also allow you to upload images to the PHPList directory on your website, which can then be linked to from within your messages. By default, after installing PHPList, FCKEditor will allow you to link to an image on your site when you click on the image icon. But it will not let you upload an image till you have created the upload directory and set the correct read/write permissions. To enable this:
- Create a folder in your PHPList root directory called '##uploadimages##', or any other name you defined for the ##FCKIMAGES_DIR## in your ##config.php## file (see below).
# the directory is relative to the root of PHPlist as set above
===Editor window===
# the FCKeditor is now included in PHPlist, but the use of it is experimental
===Tips & Tricks from the forum===
Revision [2004]
Edited on 2009-09-02 03:03:22 by AndyCas [Fixed link to "FCKeditor fullpage editing"]Additions:
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=44338#44338 Fix for FCKeditor fullpage editing]]
Deletions:
Additions:
- Change the permissions of this folder to allow write access (e.g., "##chmod 755 uploadimages##").
[[http://www.forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=44338#44338 Fix for FCKeditor fullpage editing]]
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?t=8877 Fix for FCKeditor blank page]]
**Related pages**
[[http://www.forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=44338#44338 Fix for FCKeditor fullpage editing]]
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?t=8877 Fix for FCKeditor blank page]]
**Related pages**
Deletions:
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=21782#21782 FCKeditor upgrade and configuration tips]]
==Related pages==
Additions:
====FCKEditor====
===Editor window===
=== Disabling FCKeditor ===
=== Configuring FCKeditor ===
=== Troubleshooting FCKeditor ===
===Editor window===
=== Disabling FCKeditor ===
=== Configuring FCKeditor ===
=== Troubleshooting FCKeditor ===
Deletions:
==Editor window==
==Disabling FCKeditor==
==Configuring ""FCKeditor""==
==Troubleshooting ""FCKeditor""==
Revision [1337]
Edited on 2007-08-11 01:47:09 by AlStillero [Added link to FCKeditor troubleshooting page]Additions:
====""FCKEditor""====
The image selection window in FCKEditor will then automatically change to allow uploading images to this folder and thus permit you to link to them in your messages. No changes to the ""FCKEditor"" configuration are required.
==Configuring ""FCKeditor""==
==Troubleshooting ""FCKeditor""==
Please consult the [[http://wiki.fckeditor.net/Troubleshooting FCKeditor troubleshooting documentation]]
The image selection window in FCKEditor will then automatically change to allow uploading images to this folder and thus permit you to link to them in your messages. No changes to the ""FCKEditor"" configuration are required.
==Configuring ""FCKeditor""==
==Troubleshooting ""FCKeditor""==
Please consult the [[http://wiki.fckeditor.net/Troubleshooting FCKeditor troubleshooting documentation]]
Deletions:
The image selection window in FCKEditor will then automatically change to allow uploading images to this folder and thus permit you to link to them in your messages. No changes to the FCKEditor configuration are required.
==Configuring FCKeditor==
Additions:
===Tips & Tricks from the forum===
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=21782#21782 FCKeditor upgrade and configuration tips]]
==Related pages==
- [[TinyMCE TinyMCE Editor]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
- [[ConfigurePhplistInfo Configuration page]]
- [[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation pages]]
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=21782#21782 FCKeditor upgrade and configuration tips]]
==Related pages==
- [[TinyMCE TinyMCE Editor]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
- [[ConfigurePhplistInfo Configuration page]]
- [[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation pages]]
Deletions:
Additions:
===Tips
Deletions:
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=21782#21782 FCKeditor upgrade and configuration tips]]
==Related pages==
- [[TinyMCE TinyMCE Editor]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
- [[ConfigurePhplistInfo Configuration page]]
- [[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation pages]]
Additions:
==[[PhplistDocumentation Phplist Documentation]] » [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]] »
----
====FCKEditor====
[[http://www.fckeditor.net/ FCKEditor]] -an HTML editor included with the PHPlist distribution archive- can be used in PHPList to create and edit email messages.
FCKeditor will also allow you to upload images to the PHPList directory on your website, which can then be linked to from within your messages. By default, after installing PHPList, FCKEditor will allow you to link to an image on your site when you click on the image icon. But it will not let you upload an image till you have created the upload directory and set the correct read/write permissions. To enable this:
- Create a folder in your PHPList root directory called '##uploadimages##', or any other name you defined for the ##FCKIMAGES_DIR## in your ##config.php## file (see below).
- Change the permissions of this folder to allow write access (e.g., "##chmod 755 uploadimages##" worked for me. Other users have reported "##chmod 777 uploadimages##" worked for them)
The image selection window in FCKEditor will then automatically change to allow uploading images to this folder and thus permit you to link to them in your messages. No changes to the FCKEditor configuration are required.
%%(php)
# If you want to upload images to the FCKeditor, you need to specify the location
# of the directory where the images go. This needs to be writable by the webserver,
# and it needs to be in your public document (website) area
# the directory is relative to the root of PHPlist as set above
# This is a potential security risk, so read README.security for more information
define("FCKIMAGES_DIR","uploadimages");%%
==Editor window==
You can change the size of the FCKeditor window on the [[ConfigurePhplistInfo configuration]] page. This might be useful for big size monitor screens.
==Disabling FCKeditor==
FCKeditor is enabled by default. If you want to use the TinyMCE editor instead, or if you don't want to use any editor, you can disable FCKeditor with the following setting in the ##config.php## file:
%%(php)
# the FCKeditor is now included in PHPlist, but the use of it is experimental
# if it's not working for you, set this to 0
# NOTE: If you enable TinyMCE please disable FCKeditor and vice-versa.
define("USEFCK",0);%%
==Configuring FCKeditor==
Some configuration option can be found in the ##lists/admin/fckphplist.php## file. Be careful when applying changes to this file and make sure you have a backup copy.
For more information on using and configuring FCKeditor, see the [[http://wiki.fckeditor.net/ FCKeditor documentation wiki]] and the [[http://fckeditor.biz/ FCKeditor Forum]].
===Tips & Tricks from the forum===
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=21782#21782 FCKeditor upgrade and configuration tips]]
==Related pages==
- [[TinyMCE TinyMCE Editor]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
- [[ConfigurePhplistInfo Configuration page]]
- [[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
----
[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation pages]]
----
====FCKEditor====
[[http://www.fckeditor.net/ FCKEditor]] -an HTML editor included with the PHPlist distribution archive- can be used in PHPList to create and edit email messages.
FCKeditor will also allow you to upload images to the PHPList directory on your website, which can then be linked to from within your messages. By default, after installing PHPList, FCKEditor will allow you to link to an image on your site when you click on the image icon. But it will not let you upload an image till you have created the upload directory and set the correct read/write permissions. To enable this:
- Create a folder in your PHPList root directory called '##uploadimages##', or any other name you defined for the ##FCKIMAGES_DIR## in your ##config.php## file (see below).
- Change the permissions of this folder to allow write access (e.g., "##chmod 755 uploadimages##" worked for me. Other users have reported "##chmod 777 uploadimages##" worked for them)
The image selection window in FCKEditor will then automatically change to allow uploading images to this folder and thus permit you to link to them in your messages. No changes to the FCKEditor configuration are required.
%%(php)
# If you want to upload images to the FCKeditor, you need to specify the location
# of the directory where the images go. This needs to be writable by the webserver,
# and it needs to be in your public document (website) area
# the directory is relative to the root of PHPlist as set above
# This is a potential security risk, so read README.security for more information
define("FCKIMAGES_DIR","uploadimages");%%
==Editor window==
You can change the size of the FCKeditor window on the [[ConfigurePhplistInfo configuration]] page. This might be useful for big size monitor screens.
==Disabling FCKeditor==
FCKeditor is enabled by default. If you want to use the TinyMCE editor instead, or if you don't want to use any editor, you can disable FCKeditor with the following setting in the ##config.php## file:
%%(php)
# the FCKeditor is now included in PHPlist, but the use of it is experimental
# if it's not working for you, set this to 0
# NOTE: If you enable TinyMCE please disable FCKeditor and vice-versa.
define("USEFCK",0);%%
==Configuring FCKeditor==
Some configuration option can be found in the ##lists/admin/fckphplist.php## file. Be careful when applying changes to this file and make sure you have a backup copy.
For more information on using and configuring FCKeditor, see the [[http://wiki.fckeditor.net/ FCKeditor documentation wiki]] and the [[http://fckeditor.biz/ FCKeditor Forum]].
===Tips & Tricks from the forum===
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=21782#21782 FCKeditor upgrade and configuration tips]]
==Related pages==
- [[TinyMCE TinyMCE Editor]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
- [[ConfigurePhplistInfo Configuration page]]
- [[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
----
[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation pages]]
Deletions:
Additions:
==[[PhplistDocumentation Phplist Documentation]]
Deletions:
----
====FCKEditor====
[[http://www.fckeditor.net/ FCKEditor]] -an HTML editor included with the PHPlist distribution archive- can be used in PHPList to create and edit email messages.
FCKeditor will also allow you to upload images to the PHPList directory on your website, which can then be linked to from within your messages. By default, after installing PHPList, FCKEditor will allow you to link to an image on your site when you click on the image icon. But it will not let you upload an image till you have created the upload directory and set the correct read/write permissions. To enable this:
- Create a folder in your PHPList root directory called '##uploadimages##', or any other name you defined for the ##FCKIMAGES_DIR## in your ##config.php## file (see below).
- Change the permissions of this folder to allow write access (e.g., "##chmod 755 uploadimages##" worked for me. Other users have reported "##chmod 777 uploadimages##" worked for them)
The image selection window in FCKEditor will then automatically change to allow uploading images to this folder and thus permit you to link to them in your messages. No changes to the FCKEditor configuration are required.
%%(php)
# If you want to upload images to the FCKeditor, you need to specify the location
# of the directory where the images go. This needs to be writable by the webserver,
# and it needs to be in your public document (website) area
# the directory is relative to the root of PHPlist as set above
# This is a potential security risk, so read README.security for more information
define("FCKIMAGES_DIR","uploadimages");%%
==Editor window==
You can change the size of the FCKeditor window on the [[ConfigurePhplistInfo configuration]] page. This might be useful for big size monitor screens.
==Disabling FCKeditor==
FCKeditor is enabled by default. If you want to use the TinyMCE editor instead, or if you don't want to use any editor, you can disable FCKeditor with the following setting in the ##config.php## file:
%%(php)
# the FCKeditor is now included in PHPlist, but the use of it is experimental
# if it's not working for you, set this to 0
# NOTE: If you enable TinyMCE please disable FCKeditor and vice-versa.
define("USEFCK",0);%%
==Configuring FCKeditor==
Some configuration option can be found in the ##lists/admin/fckphplist.php## file. Be careful when applying changes to this file and make sure you have a backup copy.
For more information on using and configuring FCKeditor, see the [[http://wiki.fckeditor.net/ FCKeditor documentation wiki]] and the [[http://fckeditor.biz/ FCKeditor Forum]].
===Tips & Tricks from the forum===
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=21782#21782 FCKeditor upgrade and configuration tips]]
==Related pages==
- [[TinyMCE TinyMCE Editor]]
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
- [[ConfigurePhplistInfo Configuration page]]
- [[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
----
[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation pages]]
Additions:
- Change the permissions of this folder to allow write access (e.g., "##chmod 755 uploadimages##" worked for me. Other users have reported "##chmod 777 uploadimages##" worked for them)
Deletions:
Additions:
- Create a folder in your PHPList root directory called '##uploadimages##', or any other name you defined for the ##FCKIMAGES_DIR## in your ##config.php## file (see below).
- Change the permissions of this folder to allow write access (e.g., "##chmod 755 uploadimages##" worked for me)
%%(php)
# If you want to upload images to the FCKeditor, you need to specify the location
==Editor window==
You can change the size of the FCKeditor window on the [[ConfigurePhplistInfo configuration]] page. This might be useful for big size monitor screens.
FCKeditor is enabled by default. If you want to use the TinyMCE editor instead, or if you don't want to use any editor, you can disable FCKeditor with the following setting in the ##config.php## file:
%%(php)
# the FCKeditor is now included in PHPlist, but the use of it is experimental
Some configuration option can be found in the ##lists/admin/fckphplist.php## file. Be careful when applying changes to this file and make sure you have a backup copy.
- Change the permissions of this folder to allow write access (e.g., "##chmod 755 uploadimages##" worked for me)
%%(php)
# If you want to upload images to the FCKeditor, you need to specify the location
==Editor window==
You can change the size of the FCKeditor window on the [[ConfigurePhplistInfo configuration]] page. This might be useful for big size monitor screens.
FCKeditor is enabled by default. If you want to use the TinyMCE editor instead, or if you don't want to use any editor, you can disable FCKeditor with the following setting in the ##config.php## file:
%%(php)
# the FCKeditor is now included in PHPlist, but the use of it is experimental
Some configuration option can be found in the ##lists/admin/fckphplist.php## file. Be careful when applying changes to this file and make sure you have a backup copy.
Deletions:
- Change the permissions of this folder to allow write access (e.g., "chmod 755 uploadimages" worked for me)
%%# If you want to upload images to the FCKeditor, you need to specify the location
== ==Editor window==
You can change the size of the FCKeditor window on the configuration page. This might be useful for big size monitor screens.
FCKeditor is enabled by default. If you want to use the TinyMCE editor instead, or if you don't want to use any editor, you can disable FCKeditor with the following setting in the config.php file:
%%# the FCKeditor is now included in PHPlist, but the use of it is experimental
Some configuration option can be found in the ''lists/admin/fckphplist.php'' file. Be careful when applying changes to this file and make sure you have a backup copy.
Additions:
====FCKEditor====
[[http://www.fckeditor.net/ FCKEditor]] -an HTML editor included with the PHPlist distribution archive- can be used in PHPList to create and edit email messages.
== ==Editor window==
FCKeditor is enabled by default. If you want to use the TinyMCE editor instead, or if you don't want to use any editor, you can disable FCKeditor with the following setting in the config.php file:
%%# the FCKeditor is now included in PHPlist, but the use of it is experimental
define("USEFCK",0);%%
==Configuring FCKeditor==
Some configuration option can be found in the ''lists/admin/fckphplist.php'' file. Be careful when applying changes to this file and make sure you have a backup copy.
For more information on using and configuring FCKeditor, see the [[http://wiki.fckeditor.net/ FCKeditor documentation wiki]] and the [[http://fckeditor.biz/ FCKeditor Forum]].
===Tips & Tricks from the forum===
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=21782#21782 FCKeditor upgrade and configuration tips]]
- [[TinyMCE TinyMCE Editor]]
[[http://www.fckeditor.net/ FCKEditor]] -an HTML editor included with the PHPlist distribution archive- can be used in PHPList to create and edit email messages.
== ==Editor window==
FCKeditor is enabled by default. If you want to use the TinyMCE editor instead, or if you don't want to use any editor, you can disable FCKeditor with the following setting in the config.php file:
%%# the FCKeditor is now included in PHPlist, but the use of it is experimental
define("USEFCK",0);%%
==Configuring FCKeditor==
Some configuration option can be found in the ''lists/admin/fckphplist.php'' file. Be careful when applying changes to this file and make sure you have a backup copy.
For more information on using and configuring FCKeditor, see the [[http://wiki.fckeditor.net/ FCKeditor documentation wiki]] and the [[http://fckeditor.biz/ FCKeditor Forum]].
===Tips & Tricks from the forum===
[[http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=21782#21782 FCKeditor upgrade and configuration tips]]
- [[TinyMCE TinyMCE Editor]]
Deletions:
FCKEditor -an HTML editor included with the PHPlist distribution archive- can be used in PHPList to create and edit email messages.
== == Editor window==
FCKeditor is enabled by default. You can disable it with the following setting in the config.php file:
%%# the FCKeditor is now included in PHPlist, but the use of it is experimental
define("USEFCK",1);%%
Deletions:
Additions:
==[[PhplistDocumentation Phplist Documentation]] » [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]] »
====Using FCKEditor====
FCKEditor -an HTML editor included with the PHPlist distribution archive- can be used in PHPList to create and edit email messages.
FCKeditor will also allow you to upload images to the PHPList directory on your website, which can then be linked to from within your messages. By default, after installing PHPList, FCKEditor will allow you to link to an image on your site when you click on the image icon. But it will not let you upload an image till you have created the upload directory and set the correct read/write permissions. To enable this:
- Create a folder in your PHPList root directory called 'uploadimages', or any other name you defined for the FCKIMAGES_DIR in your config.php file (see below).
- Change the permissions of this folder to allow write access (e.g., "chmod 755 uploadimages" worked for me)
The image selection window in FCKEditor will then automatically change to allow uploading images to this folder and thus permit you to link to them in your messages. No changes to the FCKEditor configuration are required.
%%# If you want to upload images to the FCKeditor, you need to specify the location
== == Editor window==
You can change the size of the FCKeditor window on the configuration page. This might be useful for big size monitor screens.
==Disabling FCKeditor==
FCKeditor is enabled by default. You can disable it with the following setting in the config.php file:
define("USEFCK",1);%%
==Related pages==
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
- [[ConfigurePhplistInfo Configuration page]]
- [[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
-
====Using FCKEditor====
FCKEditor -an HTML editor included with the PHPlist distribution archive- can be used in PHPList to create and edit email messages.
FCKeditor will also allow you to upload images to the PHPList directory on your website, which can then be linked to from within your messages. By default, after installing PHPList, FCKEditor will allow you to link to an image on your site when you click on the image icon. But it will not let you upload an image till you have created the upload directory and set the correct read/write permissions. To enable this:
- Create a folder in your PHPList root directory called 'uploadimages', or any other name you defined for the FCKIMAGES_DIR in your config.php file (see below).
- Change the permissions of this folder to allow write access (e.g., "chmod 755 uploadimages" worked for me)
The image selection window in FCKEditor will then automatically change to allow uploading images to this folder and thus permit you to link to them in your messages. No changes to the FCKEditor configuration are required.
%%# If you want to upload images to the FCKeditor, you need to specify the location
== == Editor window==
You can change the size of the FCKeditor window on the configuration page. This might be useful for big size monitor screens.
==Disabling FCKeditor==
FCKeditor is enabled by default. You can disable it with the following setting in the config.php file:
define("USEFCK",1);%%
==Related pages==
- [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring phplist]]
- [[ConfigurePhplistInfo Configuration page]]
- [[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
-
Deletions:
=====**Using FCKEditor:**=====
The 'FCKEditor' is the default one that phplist uses to edit the messages. You don't need to download it.
In the config file you have the option of turn it off if you want:
define("USEFCK",1);
# If you want to upload images to the FCKeditor, you need to specify the location
[[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
Additions:
[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation]]
[[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation pages]]
[[PhpListConcepts Basic phplist Concepts]]
[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation pages]]
Deletions:
[[PhpListConcepts Basic phpList Concepts]]
[[PhplistDocumentation PHPlist Documentation pages]]
Additions:
[[PhplistDocumentation Phplist Documentation]]
----
----
Additions:
[[PhpListConcepts Basic phpList Concepts]]
[[PhplistDocumentation PHPlist Documentation pages]]
[[PhplistDocumentation PHPlist Documentation pages]]
