Integrating CKEditor Image Upload

by Hopton, Paul 12 November 2009 in Software Development

The built in Image Editor with CKEditor is really great and the documentation sure did a great job of explaining how to switch on 'upload' feature. In a matter of minutes I was successfully uploading images onto our server, and seeing the results sent from the server.

However I had no way of knowing what response it expected from the server. Simply returning the image url, or an image tag didn't work. After hours googling, reading forum posts, and finally the source code form a couple of open source projects I finally got the thing working.

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Hopton, Paul

After a stormy, turbulent youth, I found Myself Studying Fine Art at the University of Wales, Newport College of Art and Design.

It was here that I both developed a vigorous Conceptual framework for examining "Emerging Technologies", and taught myself to programme - initially with Hypercard and Macromind Director.After a stormy, turbulent youth, I found Myself Studying Fine Art at the University of Wales, Newport College of Art and Design.

I lived a double-life for a number of years after college, working sometimes as an Artist/Curator/Gallerist, sometimes as a Programmer

I was finally forced to accept that I was a more successful Programmer than an artist, but having crossed that bridge I haven't looked back. The creative process remains, as does the intellectual and conceptual challenge.

I won't bore the attentive biography reader with details of process, methodology and code snippets here, but as the blog - my own little "Figaro" - begins to grow , these things will come.

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