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{{CKFinder_2.x JavaScript Configuration|language=ASP}} | {{CKFinder_2.x JavaScript Configuration|language=ASP}} | ||
Revision as of 08:14, 19 April 2011
Server Side Configuration
CKFinder configuration in the ASP language is based on editing the config.asp file. To learn more go throughout the following sections:
JavaScript Configuration
CKFinder configuration in JavaScript is based on editing the config.js file.
Unlike the ASP configuration, it is more focused on the interface.
Below you will find some most commonly used configuration settings:
For the list of all available configuration options refer to the CKFinder API documentation.
Example
Below you can find a sample config.js file.
CKFinder.customConfig = function( config )
{
config.skin = 'v1';
config.language = 'fr';
};