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FCK Editor Plugin: Internal Links

Posted By: Ken  Permalink in Groupwave, JavaScript, Open Source

23

Oct

REMARK: below post is for FCKEditor version 2.4.3. and does not work in 2.6! Here is the updated code (thanks to Yves Venken):

GWinternalLink for fckeditor 2.6.x

Remark: Don’t forget this in your fckeditor config file:

FCKConfig.Plugins.Add(‘gwinternallink’, ‘nl’);

for more info, just ask: us

ORIGINAL TEXT:

A client is using the FCK Editor as a RTEditor for a CMS system we created, but FCK lacks the ability to insert ‘internal’ website links.

Idea is that we present them with a list of the available pages with prebuilt links, so they can simply insert it as a normal link.

What you need to do to use it:

1. Download the FCK Internal Link Plugin

2. Drop the plugin in the ‘plugins’ folder of your FCK folder

3. Add a button in your FCK config file:

…['Link','Unlink','Anchor'],
['gwinternallink'],
[‘Image’,'Flash’,'Ta…

4. Put following function on the page where you embed the editor

function getGwInternalLinks() {
var linkArray = new Array(new Array(“title1″, “url1″),new Array(“title2″, “url2″),new Array(“title3″, “url3″));
return linkArray;
}

Off course you need to fill this array with appropriate values (you should have some sort of server script generate it).

5. Test it!

Generated links should work well with the default FCK link buttons. Hope it works. This is what it should look like:

Screenshot

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PHP & Zend Framework: Getting Started

Posted By: Ken  Permalink in Groupwave, Open Source, PhP

20

Aug

My first post… so I’ll try to make it a good one. Being a Notes developer with some Java experience, PHP is the new challenge! Since PHP5, the language is OO, so that’s a relief. It took me about 2 days to get everything up and running, but you should be able to do it faster with this tutorial.
Here a the source files you will need.

It’s based on my experience and some other tutorials I found on the web which handles the following:

  1. Install & configure WAMP
  2. Configure PHP
  3. Install & configure PostGreSQL
  4. Set up the Zend Framework
  5. Start programming

Before getting started I suggest you take the PHP tutorial. I assume you have some basic knowledge of OO-programming and web development.

I hope it’s useful! It probably contains some errors so please let me know if it needs to be updated.

 

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Zend And IBM – PhP Development

Posted By: admin  Permalink in IBM, Open Source, PhP

9

Aug

Zend Technologies and IBM are expanding their partnership in the PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) application development space, focusing on IBM’s DB2 database.Featured in the arrangement are enhanced IBM DB2 Express-C capabilities in IBM Zend Core for IBM, which is Zend’s PHP offering. DB2 Express-C is IBM’s hybrid relational-XML data server for accessing enterprise capabilities such as data replication, clustering and offsite disaster recovery.Also included is new support for DB2 Connect technology to access i5/PS and z/OS DB2 data servers. DB2 Connect technology makes it easy to build PHP applications that leverage DB2 hosted on IBM System z and System i servers.Additionally, users can leverage IBM System i Linux partitions and the System i attached BladeCenter and System x servers.Users also get a single source of support for the integrated PHP and DB2 stack. Zend will provide this support.

Zend Core for IBM features a PHP-based application development and deployment stack that includes Apache, PHP, the Zend Framework and DB2 Express-C.

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