File Thingie • PHP File Manager

Enabling TinyMCE (Rich text editing)

File Thingie versions 2.5.0 and newer makes it easy to enable rich text editing of webpages using the open-source editor TinyMCE.

Turning on rich text editing is simple:

  • Download the main package of TinyMCE 3 from the TinyMCE website.
  • Upload the tiny_mce folder from your TinyMCE download to your File Thingie location.
  • If you want to hide your TinyMCE folder add it to the FOLDERBLACKLIST
  • Enable the TinyMCE plugin
  • Change the PATH setting in the plugin to point to the file tiny_mce.js. E.g. if you uploaded TinyMCE to a folder called tinymce you would set the setting to tinymce/tiny_mce.js. This path is relative to the location of ft2.php.
  • If you need to edit files other than HTML files add them to the LIST setting.