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Informations about the package ckeditor-module

CKEditorModule

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Introduction

This module allows you to use a ckeditor form field more easily using some basic view helpers

Installation

As usual, install the module via composer, either add a require statement to composer.json:

And then let it install/update

Or use just the command line, like so:

Usage

Add a form field like you normally would:

As type in a Form you cannot use 'ckeditor' this is because of the way the form element manager works. If you are using the form element manager to create forms and you're adding form fields in the method, you can use 'ckeditor' as type.

More info can be found in zf2's documentation

CKFinder

If you include the CKFinderModule in your application, the ckfinder config is automatically added to the ckeditor config:

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Requires php Version >=5.3.3
zendframework/zendframework Version 2.*
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