Posted by captaingeek on September 28, 2011 at 11:30pm
how to easily copy / past / embed and edit images within the browser using Wysiwyg.
is it possible?
how to easily copy / past / embed and edit images within the browser using Wysiwyg.
is it possible?
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I'm not sure exactly what
I'm not sure exactly what you're asking to do. Have you read any of the information that comes with the wysiwyg module or from the project page?
The wysiwyg module is like a wrapper with an api so you can use whatever editor and/or file manager you want. For instance, you could install wysiwyg, put tinymce in your libraries directly (/sites/all/libraries/), install IMCE and imce_wysiwyg then configure the modules and you'll have a really nice editor interface with access to all of your files (sites/default/files) in one place. If you don't like TinyMCE, fine.... Put in CKEditor or one of the others.
The bottom line is that the WYSIWYG module provides a mechanism to bring it all together. Oh, and if you find that your favorite editor doesn't have a button you need to use, it's extensible... You can write your own module or helper module that can hook into your editor (via wysiwyg) so that you can add the button or feature.
Make sense?
Andrew
yes im familiar with this and
yes im familiar with this and the add in modules to allow wysiwyg. my question is...
is there a way to copy past images into a web editor with this module?
I think I know what you mean...
Ok, I don't think you can copy/paste an image in at the moment but with some of the new features of HTML5, it might be something that becomes available soon. The best image uploaded I've used to date within Drupal is the Plupload Integration module it allows you to drag-n-drop images into an uploader. I've only used it in D7 with the Media project so I'm not sure how it will work in D6 or how to integrate it into WYSIWYG for that matter but it's worth investigating.