Re: CK Editor driving me mad!!!
So you renamed the CKeditor plugin admin folder named
admin_for_v151_thru_v160 ?
To your renamed admin folder and followed the instructions provided in the CKEditor plugin
I couldn't tell from your description of steps if you followed the recommended procedure or if you were using a different process to install the plugin.
FROM THE CKEditor README file:
Installation is simple:
- Download and unzip this file (you've done that if you're reading this)
- In the unzipped folder, you'll see several variations of an "admin" foldername, offering options for various ZC versions. Find the one the matches your site's version, and rename it to "admin". Delete or ignore the other "admin_xxxxxx" folders, as they will not be relevant to you.
- Now, since your server's "admin" folder has actually been renamed to something other than "admin", go find out what that foldername is on your server now. You'll need that new foldername in the next step.
- Upload the various files from your PC to your website, placing each file in the same folder where you found it in the zip, ie:
- /admin/includes/ckeditor.php goes to your website into your existing /renamed-admin/includes/ folder.
- /admin/includes/languages/english/extra_definitions/ckeditor.php is added to your /renamed-admin/includes/languages/english/extra_definitions/ folder
- /editors/ckeditor/ (the entire folder) gets copied to your /editors/ folder
- When you login to your admin area, select CKEditor from the list of editors on applicable pages.
- (Recommended) You can also set your default editor choice via Admin->Configuration->My Store->HTML Editor (note: this may not take effect until you log in the next time)
- (Optional) You can change the folder in which the editor files live, by renaming the folder and adding the following line to your admin/includes/configure.php file:
define('DIR_WS_EDITORS', 'the new name of your folder/');
If you are using an external add-in for uploading images or other content, then this step moves from optional to recommended, for security reasons.
Rick
RixStix (dot) com
aka: ChainWeavers (dot) com
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