FCKEditor is an open source, powerful rich text editor, the official home page provides ASP, JSP, ASP.NET, PHP, such as version,

There is no version of rails (can be set up, mainly to upload their own functions to achieve), but there is a plugin to achieve this feature,

Have upload files, spell-checking function.

1. First of all, to http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=2038, download 0.51 version, unzip the folder to rename

fckeditor, and on your application / vender / plugins below, file structure like this:

- rblog

- vender

- plugins

- fckeditor

- app

- lib

- public

...

2. In the application root directory and then under the command: rake fckeditor: install install and settings. After the installation is complete you can use the

, The default will create a new public the following uploads directory used to store the file for uploading.

3. Usage: The readme own wrong item, the following is the correct approach. First of all, the page you want to introduce a js file (of course, can also be

Introduced in the layout) 

<%= javascript_include_tag :fckeditor %>


(1) non-AJAX way: very simple, first of all you need from your action from an object, if not you will have received a

nil error. Assumed to be @ artical = Artical.new, artical have a content field is used to store the contents of the article

And then call the page: 

<%= fckeditor_textarea("artical", "content", :toolbarSet => 'Simple', :width => '100%',

:height => '200px' )%>


In this way, @ artical.content will appear in the edit box fckeditor, we have here is empty

(2) AJAX way call: 

<%= form_remote_tag :url => @options.merge(:controller => @scaffold_controller),
                    :before => fckeditor_before_js('note', 'text') %>

    <%= fckeditor_textarea( "artical", "content", :ajax => true ) %>

<%= end_form_tag %>


(3) If only part of fckeditor functions in public / javascripts / fckcustom.js China and Canada: 

FCKConfig.ToolbarSets["Wap"] = [
        ['Source','Image']
] ;