CKEditor upload images

[tuxy]

Hello,

How can upload an image in CKEditor.

When I click on the image-icon in the toolbar

then don't display an upload popup

How can I upload images in the editor?

Christophe

[kongondo]

You cannot upload images directly like that...See the message in the 'green' info bar. Add an image field to the template that page is using then add an image to it to be able to select it in the RTE. Alternatively, see the text below the 'green' info bar about uploading images from other pages...

[mr-fan]

Like kongondo described images are in PW a kind of ressources/objects in a page template or if you want a image could be a single page, too.

There is no right or wrong way - PW let the choice up to you how do you use images or let your editors use images.

so you have a few options to go:

1. give your template a imagefield (single or multiple images) user can choose from this images in the content or from other images on other pages

2. build up a little gallery structure

(you could use some hints/links from this post scroll down to the image things https://processwire.com/talk/topic/7836-cant-wait-first-project-with-pw-nearly-finished/)

-image-root

--image1 (single image field)

--image2 (single image field)

=> maybe use this one to change the image parent for the imageselection in the CKE

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/3023-module-ckeditor/page-10#entry71674

3. Soma's image manger solution https://processwire.com/talk/topic/3219-images-manager-beta/

xxx many other ways to get there in PW

The first one is the easiest way to go.

Best regards mr-fan

[pwired]

Kongondo has it right but why not use the power of processwire and just leave the rte for what it is.

You can upload your images directly in the admin of processwire.

Edit instead your template and pull the image directly from a field.

https://processwire.com/api/fieldtypes/images/

[tuxy]

Hi PWers,

Sorry for the very late reply.

But I will thank you all for this clear answers, now I understand. It's very logical 

Regards,

Christophe