= Fckeditor
This gives you the excellent FCKEditor (with file uploads and spell checking) in your Radiant page parts.

== Requirements
This extension has been tested on Radiant version 0.6.7. It *should* work on lower versions that have the Shards 
extension installed, but I can't confirm this.

You need to have aspell installed for spell checking to work.

== Installation
In $RADIANT_ROOT

1. Get the extension:
git clone git://github.com/djcp/radiant-fckeditor.git vendor/extensions/fckeditor

2. Install the relevant resources into $RADIANT_ROOT/app/public/javascripts/fckeditor*
rake radiant:extensions:fckeditor:update

3. Restart your deployment server.

== Uninstallation
Remove:
* vendor/extensions/fckeditor
* public/javascripts/fckeditor/
* public/javascripts/fckconfig.js
* public/uploads/File|Flash|Image|Media

== Notes
* There are no changes to your Radiant database.
* Uploaded files are saved in $RADIANT_ROOT/public/uploads
* You can have FCKEditor handle only some page parts - it won't interfere with parts handled by another filter.
* You can upload JPG, PNG, GIF and flash files.

== Usage
Set the filter on your page part to "Fckeditor" and the editor will be instantiated. You can also remove the editor by 
setting the filter back to something other than "Fckeditor" and it'll be removed.

Use the "browse server" button on the Image, Flash, and File tools to invoke the file upload feature.

== Gotchas
* Be sure to allow pop-ups from your Radiant site. The FCKEditor uses popups extensively.
* Radius tags may get mangled by FCKEditor. We've done our best to ensure FCKEditor ignores them, but there will still 
be quirks. See the Filter Reference on the /admin/pages/edit/ page for details.
* If you don't have aspell installed, spell checking will never find errors. It'll always return "no errors found."
* If you see multiple FCKEditors on your page parts, you're probably running Radiant 0.6.7 in development mode. Either:
** Downgrade to 0.6.6 with shards,
** Run in production mode, or
** Upgrade to the latest Radiant from github.

== TODOS
* Look into integrating this plugin with the PageAttachments plugin so that files live on pages and the same uploads are 
available in FCKEditor and Radius tags.
* Create an admin tab to allow for the specification of allowed MIME-types and toolbar buttons.

== See Also
Based upon Scott Rutherford's Rails 2.0 plugin:
http://blog.caronsoftware.com/2008/2/6/fckeditor-plugin-0-4-3-released

http://www.fckeditor.net/

== Author
* Dan Collis-Puro, dan@endpoint.com, End Point Corporation

== Contributors
* Jereme Claussen, www.jeremeclaussen.com, for debugging help.