Mura CMS : Example of how to create a custom instance of CKEditor with CKFinder in Mura CMS.

muraCustomCKFinder.cfm

<!---
	Form more information on configuration of CKFinder, visit:
	http://docs.cksource.com/ckfinder_2.x_api/symbols/CKFinder.html#.setupCKEditor
--->
<cfoutput>
	<form>
		<label for="yourTextAreaID">Your Message</label>
		<textarea id="yourTextAreaID" name="frm-message" class="htmlEditor">
		</textarea>
	</form>

	<script>
		$(document).ready(function() {
			$('textarea##yourTextAreaID').ckeditor(
				{ 
					toolbar: 'Default'
					, customConfig: context + '/requirements/ckeditor/config.js.cfm'
				}
				, customHtmlEditorOnComplete
			);

		});

		function customHtmlEditorOnComplete(editorInstance) {
			var instance = $(editorInstance).ckeditorGet();
			instance.resetDirty();
			CKFinder.setupCKEditor(instance , { basePath: context + '/requirements/ckfinder/' });
		}
	</script>
</cfoutput>

Would this be a way to give an individual user access to there own asset folder?

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mura-cms-developers/2AVCWjcTmCI

Steve please look at this link and see if you can help!

Thanks
Manny

Steve, I copied your code above changing the textarea id to match my own. However, the editor doesn't show and I am getting an error context not defined in the inspector panel. Not sure what I may be missing at this point. Thanks for taking a look

So here is my code:
`

#catsQuery.category_description#

<textarea name="category_description#currentRow#" class="htmlEditor" cols="45" rows="3">#catsQuery.category_description#</textarea> <script> $(document).ready(function() { $('textarea##category_description#currentRow#').ckeditor( { toolbar: 'Default' , customConfig: context + '/requirements/ckeditor/config.js.cfm' } , customHtmlEditorOnComplete ); }); function customHtmlEditorOnComplete(editorInstance) { var instance = $(editorInstance).ckeditorGet(); instance.resetDirty(); CKFinder.setupCKEditor(instance , { basePath: context + '/requirements/ckfinder/' }); } </script>`

Please could someone tell us how we get the:

context

Path?

Otherwise, this brilliant code is useless. Thanks...