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Updated Wiki: Home

donker — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 09:10:51 GMT

Important Note: DNN Corp has taken out the DMX Integration as of version 06.02.01 of DNN! This will not be reversed. Instead, DMX 6.1+ offers the possibility to add DMX folders as so-called folder providers to DNN. This has some limitations with regard this solution, but it will work for most of you. See this post for more details:
http://www.bring2mind.net/Company/News/tabid/155/EntryId/101/Document-Exchange-6-1-Released.aspx

Note: This provider has been incorporated into the core distribution of DotNetNuke. As a result active development on this project has moved to dotnetnuke.codeplex.com.

The dnnWerk RadEditor Provider is a simplified RichText Editor Provider for Teleriks RadEditor in DNN 5. While it loads faster than the provider that is shipped with DNN it also adds flexibility and an easy to maintain configuration interface. All configuration and setup is done through the provided configuration module.

Why another provider for the RadEditor?

The goal of the dnnWerk provider was to make use of the many capabilities that come with the RadEditor. That's why we have implemented a content provider that handles the file selection dialogs and got rid of all the code that checks for file / folder permissions each time the editor loads. The provider gives you an easy UI where you can control toolbars and other configuration aspects. Based on the original provider that used to be shipped with the editor by Telerik we also implemented an easy way to have dedicated configuration sets per user role, portal and even portal tab.

New!

DMX Integration. The editor can now show a DMX tree by installing the DMX add-on.
See the documentation for full details how this works.

So, what's in exactly?

All toolbar configuraton done through toolbar config, no permission checks on editor load
content provider to handle the explorer like file selection dialog. All permission checks are done here on dialog load
ability to set start folders for each file selection dialog (images, documents, media, templates, etc...)
UI module to configure the editor (configuration and toolbars)
UI module to switch providers (edits the web.config)
ability to edit the paragraphs dropdownlist directly from with the config module
ability to load a css file for the editor from your skin directory - easy WYSIWYG!
bypasses handler configuration in the web.config by providing the corresponding files
overrides default css styles that would break the editor UI
ability to have dedicated configurations per user role. You may have a configuration for hosts, admins, users and guests. Each of them may also be portal or tab specific.
ability to link text directly to portal pages without the need of opening a dialog

What DNN version do I need?

The provider has been built against DNN 5.2.3, so all releases from there should be OK.

How does it work?

Installing the provider is as easy as with any other module. Simply upload through the extension upload wizard in DNN. the learn more, read the documentation found here:

http://radeditor.codeplex.com/documentation

And what's next?

We have a few things in mind that would make the provider even more powerful:

Dropdownlist with tokens that can then be added to a HTML content
Automatically open images in a Fancybox style popup

Updated Wiki: Home

donker — Fri, 10 Aug 2012 09:18:29 GMT

Important Note: DNN Corp has taken out the DMX Integration as of version 06.02.01 of DNN! It looks like what is here has all become obsolete now. We're looking into this and will try to get a response from DNN Corp how users can get integration again.

Note: This provider has been incorporated into the core distribution of DotNetNuke. As a result active development on this project has moved to dotnetnuke.codeplex.com.

Why another provider for the RadEditor?

New!

DMX Integration. The editor can now show a DMX tree by installing the DMX add-on.
See the documentation for full details how this works.

So, what's in exactly?

All toolbar configuraton done through toolbar config, no permission checks on editor load
content provider to handle the explorer like file selection dialog. All permission checks are done here on dialog load
ability to set start folders for each file selection dialog (images, documents, media, templates, etc...)
UI module to configure the editor (configuration and toolbars)
UI module to switch providers (edits the web.config)
ability to edit the paragraphs dropdownlist directly from with the config module
ability to load a css file for the editor from your skin directory - easy WYSIWYG!
bypasses handler configuration in the web.config by providing the corresponding files
overrides default css styles that would break the editor UI
ability to have dedicated configurations per user role. You may have a configuration for hosts, admins, users and guests. Each of them may also be portal or tab specific.
ability to link text directly to portal pages without the need of opening a dialog

What DNN version do I need?

The provider has been built against DNN 5.2.3, so all releases from there should be OK.

How does it work?

And what's next?

We have a few things in mind that would make the provider even more powerful:

Dropdownlist with tokens that can then be added to a HTML content
Automatically open images in a Fancybox style popup

Updated Wiki: Home

donker — Fri, 10 Aug 2012 09:01:36 GMT

Important Note: DNN Corp has taken out the DMX Integration as of version 06.02.02 of DNN! It looks like what is here has all become obsolete now. We're looking into this and will try to get a response from DNN Corp how users can get integration again.

Note: This provider has been incorporated into the core distribution of DotNetNuke. As a result active development on this project has moved to dotnetnuke.codeplex.com.

Why another provider for the RadEditor?

New!

DMX Integration. The editor can now show a DMX tree by installing the DMX add-on.
See the documentation for full details how this works.

So, what's in exactly?

All toolbar configuraton done through toolbar config, no permission checks on editor load
content provider to handle the explorer like file selection dialog. All permission checks are done here on dialog load
ability to set start folders for each file selection dialog (images, documents, media, templates, etc...)
UI module to configure the editor (configuration and toolbars)
UI module to switch providers (edits the web.config)
ability to edit the paragraphs dropdownlist directly from with the config module
ability to load a css file for the editor from your skin directory - easy WYSIWYG!
bypasses handler configuration in the web.config by providing the corresponding files
overrides default css styles that would break the editor UI
ability to have dedicated configurations per user role. You may have a configuration for hosts, admins, users and guests. Each of them may also be portal or tab specific.
ability to link text directly to portal pages without the need of opening a dialog

What DNN version do I need?

The provider has been built against DNN 5.2.3, so all releases from there should be OK.

How does it work?

And what's next?

We have a few things in mind that would make the provider even more powerful:

Dropdownlist with tokens that can then be added to a HTML content
Automatically open images in a Fancybox style popup

Updated Wiki: Home

cnurse — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 20:04:40 GMT

Note: This provider has been incorporated into the core distribution of DotNetNuke. As a result active development on this project has moved to dotnetnuke.codeplex.com.

Why another provider for the RadEditor?

New!

DMX Integration. The editor can now show a DMX tree by installing the DMX add-on.
See the documentation for full details how this works.

So, what's in exactly?

All toolbar configuraton done through toolbar config, no permission checks on editor load
content provider to handle the explorer like file selection dialog. All permission checks are done here on dialog load
ability to set start folders for each file selection dialog (images, documents, media, templates, etc...)
UI module to configure the editor (configuration and toolbars)
UI module to switch providers (edits the web.config)
ability to edit the paragraphs dropdownlist directly from with the config module
ability to load a css file for the editor from your skin directory - easy WYSIWYG!
bypasses handler configuration in the web.config by providing the corresponding files
overrides default css styles that would break the editor UI
ability to have dedicated configurations per user role. You may have a configuration for hosts, admins, users and guests. Each of them may also be portal or tab specific.
ability to link text directly to portal pages without the need of opening a dialog

What DNN version do I need?

The provider has been built against DNN 5.2.3, so all releases from there should be OK.

How does it work?

And what's next?

We have a few things in mind that would make the provider even more powerful:

Dropdownlist with tokens that can then be added to a HTML content
Automatically open images in a Fancybox style popup

Updated Wiki: Home

cnurse — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 20:04:31 GMT

Note: This provider has been incorporated into the core distribution of DotNetNuke. As a result active development on this project has moved to dotnetnuke.codeplex.com.

Why another provider for the RadEditor?

New!

DMX Integration. The editor can now show a DMX tree by installing the DMX add-on.
See the documentation for full details how this works.

So, what's in exactly?

All toolbar configuraton done through toolbar config, no permission checks on editor load
content provider to handle the explorer like file selection dialog. All permission checks are done here on dialog load
ability to set start folders for each file selection dialog (images, documents, media, templates, etc...)
UI module to configure the editor (configuration and toolbars)
UI module to switch providers (edits the web.config)
ability to edit the paragraphs dropdownlist directly from with the config module
ability to load a css file for the editor from your skin directory - easy WYSIWYG!
bypasses handler configuration in the web.config by providing the corresponding files
overrides default css styles that would break the editor UI
ability to have dedicated configurations per user role. You may have a configuration for hosts, admins, users and guests. Each of them may also be portal or tab specific.
ability to link text directly to portal pages without the need of opening a dialog

What DNN version do I need?

The provider has been built against DNN 5.2.3, so all releases from there should be OK.

How does it work?

And what's next?

We have a few things in mind that would make the provider even more powerful:

Dropdownlist with tokens that can then be added to a HTML content
Automatically open images in a Fancybox style popup

Updated Wiki: DMXIntegration

donker — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 11:15:13 GMT

Document Exchange (DMX) is the premier document management solution for the DotNetNuke® platform. It has found its way on intra- and extranets across the globe and in all industries.

Visit Bring2Mind.Net to learn more about DMX. The DocumentManager dialog in the RadEditor can now be configured to browse a given tree in your DMX file store. Integration is pretty simple:

Make sure you have DMX installed and configured. You will need version 05.02.11 at least
Make sure you have the RadEditor provider from here installed. You will need at least version 01.01.01
Download the Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider package from here:
http://radeditor.codeplex.com/releases/view/52508
Install the package through the extension manager in your DNN
Go to the RadEditor Config module and enable the DMX integration (set DMXIntegration to True)
In the Toolsfile add a new button as follows: <tool name="DMXManager" />
In the config set DMXPath to "/". This lets the file browser start at the root of your DMX collection. Alternatively you can set to any other path relative to the root (e.g. "/Documents")

Now start an editor and notice the new DMX button, the dialog should present you with content from your DMX.

DotNetNuke 6.0.x

As the RadEditor is in DNN 6 you don't need to install this. You can, however, still use the DMX integration. So the procedure becomes:

Make sure you have DMX installed and configured. You will need version 05.02.11 at least (check the version dependency in the release notes of the component!)
Download the Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider package from this project (check the downloads list to see which is the latest)
Install the package through the extension manager in your DNN
Go to the RadEditor Config and enable the DMX integration (set DMXIntegration to True)
In the Toolsfile add a new button as follows: <tool name="DMXManager" />
In the config set DMXPath to "/". This lets the file browser start at the root of your DMX collection. Alternatively you can set to any other path relative to the root (e.g. "/Documents")

About nr 2: as we keep the default download stuck to the last version of the RadEditorProvider, the default download page may be out of sync with the last DMX integration component. You really need to check the list of downloads.

New Comment on "Documentation"

gussdavey — Tue, 17 May 2011 23:09:42 GMT

Correction - The above DNN version I installed it on is 5.6.2

New Comment on "Documentation"

gussdavey — Tue, 17 May 2011 23:07:22 GMT

Wow, create! I confirm this is also working on DNN 5.2.6. This is what I was missing for the RAD Editor in DotNetNuke. (Tip for other users: Remember to add a Configuration for "Host" account as it is not part of "Everyone" (copy the default config to Host) Great....... this add-on / provider is my choice for the YEAR!!!!!! (and I buy a lot of modules)

Updated Wiki: OnClientPasteExample

proeder — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 14:10:54 GMT

In this example I'm gonna show you how to work with custom client side code in the RadEditor.

Goal: We want to have a FancyBox style popup that show a large image file when clicking on a thumbnail. Follow these steps to achieve the desired behaviour:

Updated for the 01.01.03 release
The code below makes now use of the implemented imagetester webform to check if the file actually is a thumbnail of a larger image

Create a file editor.js in a folder called js in the skin diretory of your current DNN skin
In your editor configuration set the property ScriptToLoad to "js/editor.js"
In your editor configuration set the property OnClientPasteHtml to "OnClientPasteHtml"
In the editor.js file put in the following code:

// this is what will come in between the rel tag of the image link
// this will cause the jQuery plugin to fire on those links

var relTag = 'img_group';

// this is the url that we send our testcalls to
// e.g. check wether a large image file exists on the server

var testUrl = '/Desktopmodules/dnnWerk.RadEditorProvider/ImageTester.aspx';

// this is the method to be called whenever something is being pasted into the editor
// note that this can be extended by adding something similar like 
// "if (commandName == "ImageManager")" for the media mananger: "if (commandName == "MediaManager")"

function OnClientPasteHtml(sender, args)
{
   var commandName = args.get_commandName();
   var value = args.get_value();
   if (commandName == "ImageManager")
   {
       //See if an img has an alt tag set
       var div = document.createElement("DIV");
       //Do not use div.innerHTML as in IE this would cause the image's src or the link's href to be converted to absolute path.
       //This is a severe IE quirk.
       Telerik.Web.UI.Editor.Utils.setElementInnerHtml(div, value);
       var img = div.firstChild;
       if (img) {
           
           var href;
           var replace = false;
           
           href = img.src.replace(/_thumb.gif/g, '.gif');
           href = href.replace(/_thumb.jpg/g, '.jpg');
           href = href.replace(/_thumb.png/g, '.png');
           href = href.replace(/_thumb.JPG/g, '.jpg');
           href = href.replace(/_thumb.PNG/g, '.png');
           href = href.replace(/_thumb.GIF/g, '.gif');

           if (href != img.src) {
               //only attempt to create link to large image if it is another file than the source file
               //we ue an ajax call to our tester page if that file exists
               jQuery.ajax({
                   url: testUrl,
                   cache: false,
                   data: ({ file: href }),
                   dataType: 'text',
                   async: false, //must no be async because we want our variable to be populated correctly
                   success: function(data) {
                       if (data == 'OK') {
                           //image exists 
                           replace = true;
                       }
                   }
               });

               if (replace == true) 
               {
                   //this is the new markup, rel="img_group" cause the jquery plugin to fire on the image link
                   var html = '<a rel="' + relTag + '" href="' + href + '">' + value + '</a>';
                   //write back to the editor
                   args.set_value(html);
               } 
           }                      
       }     
   }
}

For more information about the event have a look at the onlinehelp for the editor itself:

http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/onclientpastehtml.html

Then find a way to load the following jQuery code in your skin, make also sure you load the FancyBox plugin.

jQuery(document).ready(function() {
		
	$("a[rel=img_group]").fancybox({
				'transitionIn'		: 'none',
				'transitionOut'		: 'none',
				'titlePosition' 	: 'over',
				'titleFormat'		: function(title, currentArray, currentIndex, currentOpts) {
					return '<span id="fancybox-title-over">Image ' + (currentIndex + 1) + ' / ' + currentArray.length + (title.length ? ' &nbsp; ' + title : '') + '</span>';
				}
			});
                });

Now when you want to add an image with that effect make sure that you have two images in place:

image.jpg
image_thumb.jpg

Place the image_thumb,jpg into the editor by using the image manager. The script will add the necessary markup to your image to fire the FancyBox scripts. That easy!

Updated Wiki: OnClientPasteExample

proeder — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 14:08:49 GMT

Create a file editor.js in a folder called js in the skin diretory of your current DNN skin
In your editor configuration set the property ScriptToLoad to "js/editor.js"
In your editor configuration set the property OnClientPasteHtml to "OnClientPasteHtml"
In the editor.js file put in the following code:

// this is what will come in between the rel tag of the image link
// this will cause the jQuery plugin to fire on those links

var relTag = 'img_group';

// this is the url that we send our testcalls to
// e.g. check wether a large image file exists on the server

var testUrl = '/Desktopmodules/dnnWerk.RadEditorProvider/ImageTester.aspx';

// this is the method to be called whenever something is being pasted into the editor
// note that this can be extended by adding something similar like 
// "if (commandName == "ImageManager")" for the media mananger: "if (commandName == "MediaManager")"

function OnClientPasteHtml(sender, args)
{
   var commandName = args.get_commandName();
   var value = args.get_value();
   if (commandName == "ImageManager")
   {
       //See if an img has an alt tag set
       var div = document.createElement("DIV");
       //Do not use div.innerHTML as in IE this would cause the image's src or the link's href to be converted to absolute path.
       //This is a severe IE quirk.
       Telerik.Web.UI.Editor.Utils.setElementInnerHtml(div, value);
       var img = div.firstChild;
       if (img) {
           
           var href;
           var replace = false;
           
           href = img.src.replace(/_thumb.gif/g, '.gif');
           href = href.replace(/_thumb.jpg/g, '.jpg');
           href = href.replace(/_thumb.png/g, '.png');
           href = href.replace(/_thumb.JPG/g, '.jpg');
           href = href.replace(/_thumb.PNG/g, '.png');
           href = href.replace(/_thumb.GIF/g, '.gif');

           if (href != img.src) {
               //only attempt to create link to large image if it is another file than the source file
               //we ue an ajax call to our tester page if that file exists
               jQuery.ajax({
                   url: testUrl,
                   cache: false,
                   data: ({ file: href }),
                   dataType: 'text',
                   async: false, //must no be async because we want our variable to be populated correctly
                   success: function(data) {
                       if (data == 'OK') {
                           //image exists 
                           replace = true;
                       }
                   }
               });

               if (replace == true) 
               {
                   //this is the new markup, rel="img_group" cause the jquery plugin to fire on the image link
                   var html = '<a rel="' + relTag + '" href="' + href + '">' + value + '</a>';
                   //write back to the editor
                   args.set_value(html);
               } 
           }                      
       }     
   }
}

jQuery(document).ready(function() {
		
	$("a[rel=img_group]").fancybox({
				'transitionIn'		: 'none',
				'transitionOut'		: 'none',
				'titlePosition' 	: 'over',
				'titleFormat'		: function(title, currentArray, currentIndex, currentOpts) {
					return '<span id="fancybox-title-over">Image ' + (currentIndex + 1) + ' / ' + currentArray.length + (title.length ? ' &nbsp; ' + title : '') + '</span>';
				}
			});
                });

Now when you want to add an image with that effect make sure that you have two images in place:

image.jpg
image_thumb.jpg

Place the image_thumb,jpg into the editor by using the image manager. The script will add the necessary markup to your image to fire the FancyBox scripts. That easy!

Updated Wiki: DMXIntegration

proeder — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 21:19:42 GMT

Document Exchange (DMX) is the premier document management solution for the DotNetNuke® platform. It has found its way on intra- and extranets across the globe and in all industries.

Visit Bring2Mind.Net to learn more about DMX. The DocumentManager dialog in the RadEditor can now be configured to browse a given tree in your DMX file store. Integration is pretty simple:

Make sure you have DMX installed and configured. You will need version 05.02.11 at least
Make sure you have the RadEditor provider from here installed. You will need at least version 01.01.01
Download the Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider package from here:
http://radeditor.codeplex.com/releases/view/52508
Install the package through the extension manager in your DNN
Go to the RadEditor Config module and enable the DMX integration (set DMXIntegration to True)
In the Toolsfile add a new button as follows: <tool name="DMXManager" />
In the config set DMXPath to "/". This lets the file browser start at the root of your DMX collection. Alternatively you can set to any other path relative to the root (e.g. "/Documents")

Now start an editor and notice the new DMX button, the dialog should present you with content from your DMX.

Updated Wiki: Home

proeder — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 21:18:11 GMT

Why another provider for the RadEditor?

New!

DMX Integration. The editor can now show a DMX tree by installing the DMX add-on.
See the documentation for full details how this works.

So, what's in exactly?

All toolbar configuraton done through toolbar config, no permission checks on editor load
content provider to handle the explorer like file selection dialog. All permission checks are done here on dialog load
ability to set start folders for each file selection dialog (images, documents, media, templates, etc...)
UI module to configure the editor (configuration and toolbars)
UI module to switch providers (edits the web.config)
ability to edit the paragraphs dropdownlist directly from with the config module
ability to load a css file for the editor from your skin directory - easy WYSIWYG!
bypasses handler configuration in the web.config by providing the corresponding files
overrides default css styles that would break the editor UI
ability to have dedicated configurations per user role. You may have a configuration for hosts, admins, users and guests. Each of them may also be portal or tab specific.
ability to link text directly to portal pages without the need of opening a dialog

What DNN version do I need?

The provider has been built against DNN 5.2.3, so all releases from there should be OK.

How does it work?

And what's next?

We have a few things in mind that would make the provider even more powerful:

Dropdownlist with tokens that can then be added to a HTML content
Automatically open images in a Fancybox style popup

Updated Wiki: DMXIntegration

proeder — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 20:44:47 GMT

Document Exchange (DMX) is the premier document management solution for the DotNetNuke® platform. It has found its way on intra- and extranets across the globe and in all industries.

Visit Bring2Mind.Net to learn more about DMX. The DocumentManager dialog in the RadEditor can now be configured to browse a given tree in your DMX file store. Integration is pretty simple:

Make sure you have DMX installed and configured. You will need version 05.02.11 at least
Make sure you have the RadEditor provider from here installed. You will need at least version 01.01.01
Download the Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider package from here:
http://radeditor.codeplex.com/releases/view/52022
Install the package through the extension manager in your DNN
Go to the RadEditor Config module and enable the DMX integration (set DMXIntegration to True)
In the Toolsfile add a new button as follows: <tool name="DMXManager" />
In the config set DMXPath to "/". This lets the file browser start at the root of your DMX collection. Alternatively you can set to any other path relative to the root (e.g. "/Documents")

Now start an editor and notice the new DMX button, the dialog should present you with content from your DMX.

Updated Wiki: Uninstall

proeder — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 20:52:53 GMT

You can uninstall the provider by following standard uninstall procedures through the DNN extension manager.

You must set the system back to another editor provider though before you uninstall the provider. Simply select another provider in the config module and click on "Enable this editor"

Updated Wiki: Documentation

proeder — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 20:50:05 GMT

[Installation]

Notes that help you install the provider

[Activating the Provider]

Notes about activating the provider, e.g. using the config module

[Working with Configurations]

Learn how to work with different configuration sets in your portal

[Configuration Options]

Learn about the various settings that can be used in the config file

[Clientside Script Example]

An example for executing client side scripts from editor events

[DMX Integration]

Learn how to integrate DMX into the DocumentMananger dialog

[Uninstalling the provider]

Learn how to uninstall the provider

Updated Wiki: DMXIntegration

proeder — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:27:49 GMT

Document Exchange (DMX) is the premier document management solution for the DotNetNuke® platform. It has found its way on intra- and extranets across the globe and in all industries.

Visit Bring2Mind.Net to learn more about DMX. The DocumentManager dialog in the RadEditor can now be configured to browse a given tree in your DMX file store. Integration is pretty simple:

Make sure you have DMX installed and configured. You will need version 05.02.11 at least
Make sure you have the RadEditor provider from here installed. You will need at least version 01.01.00
Download the Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider package from here:
http://radeditor.codeplex.com/releases/view/52022
Unzip the archive and copy the dll into the bin directory of your DotNetNuke installation
Go to the RadEditor Config module and enable the DMX integration (set DocumentsUseDMX to True)
In the config set DMXContentProvider to "Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider.ContentProvider, Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider"
In the config set DMXPath to "/". This lets the file browser start at the root of your DMX collection. Alternatively you can set to any other path relative to the root (e.g. "/Documents")
Make sure you have the documents browser set in your Tools configuration (<tool name="DocumentManager" /

Now start an editor and notice that when adding a document link, the dialog should present you content from your DMX.

Updated Wiki: DMXIntegration

proeder — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:26:16 GMT

Document Exchange (DMX) is the premier document management solution for the DotNetNuke® platform. It has found its way on intra- and extranets across the globe and in all industries.

Visit Bring2Mind.Net to learn more about DMX. The DocumentManager dialog in the RadEditor can now be configured to browse a given tree in your DMX file store. Integration is pretty simple:

Make sure you have DMX installed and configured. You will need version 05.02.11 at least.
Download the Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider package from here:
http://radeditor.codeplex.com/releases/view/52022
Unzip the archive and copy the dll into your bin directory
Go to the RadEditor Config module and enable the DMX integration (set DocumentsUseDMX to True)
In the config set DMXContentProvider to "Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider.ContentProvider, Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider"
In the config set DMXPath to "/". This lets the file browser start at the root of your DMX collection. Alternatively you can set to any other path relative to the root (e.g. "/Documents")
Make sure you have the documents browser set in your Tools configuration (<tool name="DocumentManager" /

Now start an editor and notice that when adding a document link, the dialog should present you content from your DMX.

Updated Wiki: DMXIntegration

proeder — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:20:51 GMT

Document Exchange (DMX) is the premier document management solution for the DotNetNuke® platform. It has found its way on intra- and extranets across the globe and in all industries.

Visit Bring2Mind.Net to learn more about DMX. The DocumentManager dialog in the RadEditor can now be configured to browse a given tree in your DMX file store. Integration is pretty simple:

Make sure you have DMX installed and configured. You will need version 05.02.11 at least.
Download the Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider package from here:
http://radeditor.codeplex.com
Unzip the archive and copy the dll into your bin directory
Go to the RadEditor Config module and enable the DMX integration (set DocumentsUseDMX to True)
In the config set DMXContentProvider to "Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider.ContentProvider, Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider"
In the config set DMXPath to "/". This lets the file browser start at the root of your DMX collection. Alternatively you can set to any other path relative to the root (e.g. "/Documents")
Make sure you have the documents browser set in your Tools configuration (<tool name="DocumentManager" /

Now start an editor and notice that when adding a document link, the dialog should present you content from your DMX.

Updated Wiki: DMXIntegration

proeder — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:20:25 GMT

Document Exchange (DMX) is the premier document management solution for the DotNetNuke® platform. It has found its way on intra- and extranets across the globe and in all industries.

Visit Bring2Mind.Net to learn more about DMX. The DocumentManager dialog in the RadEditor can now be configured to browse a given tree in your DMX file store. Integration is pretty simple:

Make sure you have DMX installed and configured. You will need version 05.02.11 at least.
Download the Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider package from here:
http://radeditor.codeplex.com
Unzip the archive and copy the dll into your bin directory
Go to the RadEditor Config module and enable the DMX integration (set DocumentsUseDMX to True)
In the config set DMXContentProvider to "Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider.ContentProvider, Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider"
In the config set DMXPath to "/". This lets the file browser start at the root of your DMX collection. Alternatively you can set to any other path relative to the root (e.g. "/Documents")
Make sure you have the documents browser set in your Tools configuration (<tool name="DocumentManager" /

Now start an editor and notice that when adding a document link, the dialog should present you content from your DMX.

Updated Wiki: DMXIntegration

proeder — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:20:14 GMT

Document Exchange (DMX) is the premier document management solution for the DotNetNuke® platform. It has found its way on intra- and extranets across the globe and in all industries.

Visit Bring2Mind.Net to learn more about DMX. The DocumentManager dialog in the RadEditor can now be configured to browse a given tree in your DMX file store. Integration is pretty simple:

Make sure you have DMX installed and configured. You will need version 05.02.11 at least.
Download the Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider package from here:
http://radeditor.codeplex.com
Unzip the archive and copy the dll into your bin directory
Go to the RadEditor Config module and enable the DMX integration (set DocumentsUseDMX to True)
In the config set DMXContentProvider to "Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider.ContentProvider, Bring2mind.DNN.Modules.DMX.RadEditorContentProvider"
In the config set DMXPath to "/". This lets the file browser start at the root of your DMX collection. Alternatively you can set to any other path relative to the root (e.g. "/Documents")
Make sure you have the documents browser set in your Tools configuration (<tool name="DocumentManager" /

Now start an editor and notice that when adding a document link, the dialog should present you content from your DMX.