Difference between revisions of "Template:CKFinder 2.x Writing Plugins Introduction"

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CKFinder functionality can be extended with server side plugins. Althought the full source code of CKFinder server connector is available and it can be changed in any way, a much better way of enhancing CKFinder connector is to create a plugin.
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CKFinder functionality can be extended with server-side plugins. Although the full source code of the CKFinder server connector is available and can be modified in any way desired, a much better way of enhancing the CKFinder connector is to create a plugin.
  
 
The main advantages of plugins are:
 
The main advantages of plugins are:
 
* Upgrades are much easier.
 
* Upgrades are much easier.
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* The plugin code is in a single place.
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* The plugin code is stored in a single place.
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* Plugins can be easily turned off when are not needed anymore.
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* Plugins can be easily disabled when they are not needed anymore.
  
 
Common use cases:
 
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* Adding a new server-side command (i.e. <code>fileditor</code> and <code>imageresize</code> plugin).
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* Adding new server side command (i.e. fileditor and imageresize plugin).
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* Working with uploaded files (i.e. <code>watermark</code> plugin).
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* Working with uploaded file (i.e. watermark plugin).
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* Extending information returned by the <code>Init</code> command (i.e. <code>imageresize</code> plugin).
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* Extending the information returned by the Init command (i.e. imageresize plugin).
 

Latest revision as of 07:09, 18 May 2011

CKFinder functionality can be extended with server-side plugins. Although the full source code of the CKFinder server connector is available and can be modified in any way desired, a much better way of enhancing the CKFinder connector is to create a plugin.

The main advantages of plugins are:

  • Upgrades are much easier.
  • The plugin code is stored in a single place.
  • Plugins can be easily disabled when they are not needed anymore.

Common use cases:

  • Adding a new server-side command (i.e. fileditor and imageresize plugin).
  • Working with uploaded files (i.e. watermark plugin).
  • Extending information returned by the Init command (i.e. imageresize plugin).
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