Redmine CKEditor plugin¶ ↑

This plugin adds the text formatting for using CKEditor to Redmine.

Since version 1.0.0, it includes Rich and supports image uploads.

What is CKEditor?¶ ↑

CKEditor is a WYSIWYG text editor. See the official site for more details.

Requirements¶ ↑

• Redmine 2.3.x, Ruby 1.9.2 or higher, ImageMagick (version 1.0.16)

  # Ubuntu
  apt-get install imagemagick
  # Mac OS X
  brew install imagemagick

• Redmine 2.3.x (version 0.4.0)

• Redmine 2.2.x (version 0.3.0)

• Redmine 2.1.x (version 0.2.1)

• Redmine 2.0.x (version 0.1.1)

• Redmine 1.1.0 - 1.4.2 (version 0.0.6)

Plugin installation and setup¶ ↑

1. Copy the plugin directory into the plugins directory (make sure the name is redmine_ckeditor)

2. Install the required gems

   bundle install --without development test

3. Execute migration

   rake redmine:plugins:migrate RAILS_ENV=production

4. Start Redmine

5. Change text formatting (Administration > Settings > General > Text formatting) to CKEditor

6. Configure the plugin (Administration > Plugins > Configure)

Upgrade¶ ↑

1. Replace the plugin directory (plugins/redmine_ckeditor)

2. Install the required gems

   bundle install --without development test

3. Execute migration

   rake redmine:plugins:migrate RAILS_ENV=production

4. Delete old assets

   rm -r /public/plugin_assets/redmine_ckeditor

5. Restart Redmine

CKEditor customization¶ ↑

Plugins¶ ↑

You can download plugins from Add-ons Repository. To activate the plugin you have to copy the plugin directory into assets/ckeditor-contrib/plugins and restart Redmine, then configure toolbar settings.

Skins¶ ↑

You can select third-party skins placed in assets/ckeditor-contrib/skins directory.

Migration notes¶ ↑

This plugin stores contents in HTML format and renders as is. If you have old contents, these look weird.

You can use redmine_per_project_formatting plugin for backward compatibility or execute redmine_ckeditor:migrate task for migrating old text to HTML.

rake redmine_ckeditor:migrate RAILS_ENV=production [PROJECT=project_identifier1,project_identifier2] [FORMAT=textile]