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== Step1: Create plugin folder == | == Step1: Create plugin folder == | ||
| − | Create a directory for your plugin inside of the "plugins" directory (by default CKFinder comes with three plugins: dummy, fileeditor, imagreresize). Let's use "myplugin" as the plugin name and use the same name for our folder. | + | Create a directory for your plugin inside of the "plugins" directory (by default CKFinder comes with three plugins: dummy, fileeditor, imagreresize). Let's use "myplugin" as the plugin name and use the same name for our new folder. |
== Step2: Create plugin file == | == Step2: Create plugin file == | ||
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| + | (Paste the code above to plugin.js and save the file.) | ||
The plugin definition might be a function (where [http://docs.cksource.com/ckfinder_2.x_api/symbols/CKFinderAPI.html CKFinderAPI] is passed as the first argument) or an object. See [http://docs.cksource.com/ckfinder_2.x_api/symbols/CKFinder.html#.addPlugin addPlugin documentation] for more details. | The plugin definition might be a function (where [http://docs.cksource.com/ckfinder_2.x_api/symbols/CKFinderAPI.html CKFinderAPI] is passed as the first argument) or an object. See [http://docs.cksource.com/ckfinder_2.x_api/symbols/CKFinder.html#.addPlugin addPlugin documentation] for more details. | ||
Revision as of 19:24, 17 May 2010
Writing plugins for CKFinder might be fun when you understand how to create them. Below you'll find a short instruction how to do it.
Contents
Step1: Create plugin folder
Create a directory for your plugin inside of the "plugins" directory (by default CKFinder comes with three plugins: dummy, fileeditor, imagreresize). Let's use "myplugin" as the plugin name and use the same name for our new folder.
Step2: Create plugin file
Inside of your plugin's folder ("myplugin") create an empty file named plugin.js.
Step3: Add plugin definition
Plugins are registered with CKFinder.addPlugin function.
CKFinder.addPlugin( 'myplugin', function( api ) {
var toolId = api.addToolPanel( '<h3>My tool</h3><p>Sample content.</p>' );
api.showTool( toolId );
} );
(Paste the code above to plugin.js and save the file.)
The plugin definition might be a function (where CKFinderAPI is passed as the first argument) or an object. See addPlugin documentation for more details.
Step4: Enable plugin
To enable a plugin, use the extraPlugins configuration option in config.js:
CKFinder.customConfig = function( config )
{
config.extraPlugins = 'myplugin';
};