IMCE is an image/file uploader and browser that supports personal directories and quota. It works with Drupal 4.7 or above versions.
IMCE, initially, was implemented for easy uploading images and adding them to TinyMCE. In the development process many features have been added.
It now supports the other most used wysiwyg editor FCKeditor. In addition to these two editors, with the aid of newly implemented Javacript API, IMCE has also support for inline image/file insertion into plain textareas.
You can visit the demo page to see the working examples.
Hi, I've got IMCE working
Hi,
I've got IMCE working just fine on a Drupal 5 installation with TinyMCE.
There are some things about TinyMCE that I'm not so keen on so I've also been trying out fckeditor as an alternative. I'm having great difficulty in getting IMCE to open up as the uploader / file browser when I'm using fsckeditor.
In IMCE settings I tick "Enable FCKEditor support". Under User Management / Access contro settings l I click on "Allow fckeditor file uploads" and "use default fckeditor" for the role. Finally under FCKeditor settings I have clicked on "Allow advanced file management".
I get the "Browse Server" button when for example I click the insert image icon in the fckeditor window, but this always brings up the FCKEditor file manager and browser. The behaviour I want is for cliking this button to open the IMCE browser and uploader (as per the IMCE demo page).
I've looked through all the readme files and the various forums. It all seems so quiet that I'm guessing I may be doing something fundamentally stupid. Apologies if this is the case, but shouldnt ticking the "Enable FCKEditor support" under IMCE settings have been all that's needed?
Many thanks
Cumulus
I believe that you don't
I believe that you don't have to enable "Allow advanced file management". I didn't had any luck with TinyMCE but it works fine with FCKEditor.
I used
I used imce-4.7.x-2.0.tar.gz on Drupal 4.7 install on Linux.
Turning on the IMCE module effects the Upload module access control permissions. With IMCE module off, the Upload module has two access control permission lines to configure: *view uploaded files* and *upload files*. With IMCE module on, the Upload module line *upload files* is no longer available in access control permissions.
Is this normal?
I've redesigned the
I've redesigned the interface and made some additions to your code: See here: http://fps.gr/node/311
Download it and use it. If you need my help am here.
Tom
Hi Tom, Would you mind
Hi Tom,
Would you mind posting it somewhere else since I don't read Greek ?
Thanks,
Chinka
there is a real problem i
there is a real problem i mention to it in drupal forum
http://drupal.org/node/193053
this problem is disk node spy on the privacy of users files
i hope that you figure out the reason and heal it up
Hi, I saw you already did
Hi,
I saw you already did some work on porting to 6.x in the HEAD version. What is your schedule for this? Do you need any help?
Fokke
thanks, if everything goes
thanks,
if everything goes ok, a beta version will be released in a week.
then, i'll definitely need help on testing.
It looks great. Too bad it's
It looks great. Too bad it's GPL instead of LGPL. The GPL too strong of a license for something like this.
"2b) You must cause any work that you distribute or publish, that in whole or in part contains or is derived from the Program or any part thereof, to be licensed as a whole at no charge to all third parties under the terms of this License."
Oh well.
Hello, First of all, let me
Hello,
First of all, let me say IMCE is really great. I just put it into my drupal site and it works perfectly well.
One thing though : since each user has its space, why not adding a "Create sub-directory" link at the top of IMCE to let users arrange their files as they like ? Shouldn't be too complicated should it ?
Thanks for IMCE anyway.
Chinka