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    Hi! If would like allow user to manage content and allow to upload images to show in pages.... is there a solution for do this?

    Thanks
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      I’m working on a website in which part of the contents needs to be entered by users from the front end environment, but I just use PHP-code I largely wrote myself. I do use one snippet: FileUpload.

      You could also look at FancyUpload and eForm.

      But all of these are not yet adapted for Revolution for as far as I know (although FileUpload works fine for me in Revo).
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        Quote from: Black at Feb 18, 2010, 03:35 PM

        I’m working on a website in which part of the contents needs to be entered by users from the front end environment, but I just use PHP-code I largely wrote myself. I do use one snippet: FileUpload.

        You could also look at FancyUpload and eForm.

        But all of these are not yet adapted for Revolution for as far as I know (although FileUpload works fine for me in Revo).


        Thanks for reply!

        But in manager area?? If I want to create content with images (when the site is on line)... how can I easly updload images??

        another question: is it possible to use a rich text editor for insert items content?


        Thanks
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          For a short overview of the Revolution packages, you could have a look here:
          http://marcoraven.net/modx/revolutionpackages.html

          TinyMCE and CKEditor are two possible rich text editors for the MODx manager (mentioned under the header of "Some popular backend only modules").
          If I understand it correctly CKEditor is now the advised solution, because it is more stable than TinyMCE, but I must admit that I still use TinyMCE.
          Uploading images can be started from the rich text editor (click on the small picture to get an overview of the pictures already there, and on the icon there to add files) - but will in fact be done with the file manager (at least it looks that way to me).
          The file manager can be accessed directly: look at the tabs at the left of the Manager UI - there are tabs for Resources, Elements and Files - the last one is the one you want. Click on the directory where you want to add you file; choose add, select your file and choose upload.