One Click Upload
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Component ID
1088972
Component name
One Click Upload
Component type
module
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Easy way upload files in BUEditor, CKEditor and textarea's.
Features
- Upload images and insert into editor image code
- Upload files and insert into editor link code
- Multi-upload files and images
- Drag & Drop files to button and textarea (video 1, video 2)
- Attach uploaded files to field
- Integration with image styles
- Editable html templates
Video screencast (in WebM format) with work of module.
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Similar modules
- Insert (7.x)
- CKEditor Upload Image (8.x)
Drag'n'Drop Uploads(abandoned)WYSIWYG image upload(abandoned)
Version comparison
1.x - uses flash upload library SWFUpload. Not supported.
2.x - uses html5 javascript library flow.js
Requirements
1.x - Browser with support Flash
2.x - PHP 5.4+, Browser with support HTML5 File API
Install One Click Upload
- Extract module archive in
sites/all/modules - Enable module One Click Upload
Integrate to BUEditor module
- Open BUEditor config page
admin/config/content/bueditor. - Click Edit link for your use editor.
- Add new button with code:
js: E.showFileSelectionDialog();(do not change this code!) (screenshot). - Click Save configuration.
Integrate to CKEditor module
- Open CKEditor config page
admin/config/content/ckeditor. - Click edit link for your use editor.
- Open section Editor appearance, go to Toolbar field and drag&drop One Click Upload icon from All buttons to Used buttons (screenshot before, screenshot after).
- Below, in Plugins field, choose checkbox One Click Upload (screenshot).
- Disable Advanced content filter
- Click Save.
Integrate to Wysiwyg module+CKEditor 4 library
- Open Wysiwyg config page
admin/config/content/wysiwyg. - Click Edit link for your use editor.
- Open fieldset Buttons and plugins and mark checkbox One Click Upload.
- Click Save.
