Here are the ones I’m using:

Does anyone have settings yet that enable the Tiny_MCE image upload capability?

We use iBrowser plugin for image uploading and this config:

Thanks very much. That works quite well. I found some documentation on installing iBrowser on TinyMCE, here.

For those looking for a way to integrate an image upload utility into TinyMCE for use with EE, this seems like a great way to go.

On my system, the iBrowser dialog (which is very cool) always snaps into the top left position on my monitor. I’d be curious to find out if there’s a way to make it stay where I put it on the screen.

Can the ibrowser use the per weblog configured upload-path? ... i think, it uses a “general” path and not the EE user-rights. Am i right?

iBrowser can be configured to use any path.  The way to set this up is discussed in the documentation I linked to in my previous post.

ok, it can use several directories… but if i read the documentation correctly then there is no way to seperate the upload-dirs based on the actual EE-weblog… or is there a chance to use the different EE-upload-dirs configured for the different EE-weblogs (“weblog” in the EE-sense of “section”, not as a real weblog)?

I’m not sure I follow your question yet. Could your rephrase it?

ExpressionEngine uses File Upload paths that can be assigned to a weblog (Admin -> Weblog Administration -> File Upload Preferences).  I believe iteria is asking if there is a way to get TinyMCE to respect those settings.

iBrowser does not interface to that extent with with EE. You just have to enter the paths you want to use in iBrowser’s config file.

Thanks Lisa for the explanation.

In a one-user-environment i can easily live with the access to all upload-dirs… but on a website with about 20 different upload-dirs and with about 20-30 different people editing content and uploading pictures, there should be some kind of restriction to the pictures the editors can use and link… at least this should be kind of ideal solution.

On a Mac, using FireFox, I couldn’t see the iBrowser image upload button—it was hidden behind the “Browse” button. I fixed it as described in the documents I linked to above. On line 1266 of iBrowser.php, I changed the text from:

...to:

DigiFilm, do you find that iBrowser forces images to be resized to either 400px or 120px, when you use iBrowser to upload images to the server? If I uncheck the size checkboxes, iBrowser seems to refuse to upload.

I can work around it by uploading the image to the server via FTP. But it seems like an odd restriction.

Here are my current TinyMCE settings, after adding iBrowser and make some other changes:

DigiFilm, do you find that iBrowser forces images to be resized to either 400px or 120px

go to the Ibrowse config file, there are more options there just remove */ at the end end front of the striked out code.

I have Ibrowse working but encounter 2 problems:
1. Now and then on my IE and Firefox it doesn’t show as the tinyMCE doesn’t show, emptyinhg the temp internet files helped though
2. the path to my images is ../images/uploads as a result I get picture link like this http://www.definitive-news.co.uk/index.php/site/categorie/C10/images/uploads/pic.jpg ??? anyone know a way arround this? I had to make tinymce a relative path because I use diff. domains.

I also us ethe same config as digifilm.

cheers

Tikkas

i don understand where to put the settings and how. could anyone post how you’ve implemented them?

thanks.

When you install the proggy, just click settings and paste the code there. So in EE itself, no need to go to the php files or so…

well…i guess that was a kinda stupid question then…

just updated from 1.3 to 1.4.1

thanks.