You don't really need to 'port' it, thats the beauty of it.
I'm in the process of removing the tinyMCE editor on a (none *nuke) site I have and it's so easy to integrate it took me all of 2 minutes once the editor files where uploaded.
I opted to use the plain javascript API so you have to include the ckeditor.js file within your head tags then all you need to do is find your existing form text area's and add after it
opening script tag
CKEDITOR.replace( 'textareaname' );
closing script tag
Just change 'textareaname' to whatever name your current text are has.
In my case, I'm using two custom toolbars, one for users and one for admins, so for the user tool bar you just have to do

Code: CKEDITOR.replace( 'textareaname',     {         toolbar : 'UserToolbar'     });

There is also a jQuery API you can use too

The only thing I don't like about it is the lost facility to upload files. The 'server' browser functionality is still there but no upload from PC facility, though there are detailed how-to's on integrating a file uploader if you don't want to buy their CKFinder.

Oops, this was supposed to be a reply to
http://www.nukeseo.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=359

The upload feature is a show-stopper. And the instructions for integrating a file uploader aren't helpful. I spent more than a day looking at that - and all the options. I even posted an article about it...
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You need to use the jQuery API but implementation is basically the same as the JS API except you set the editor instance in a var

Code: textarea name="editor1" blah blah var ckeditor = CKEDITOR.replace('editor1'); AjexFileManager.init({    returnTo: 'ckeditor',    editor: ckeditor,    skin: 'light' });

I have not tested for vulnerabilities or used it in a production environment yet (only locahost).

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Only registered users can see links on this board! Get registered or login!works quite well. You need to use the jQuery API but implementation is basically the same as the JS API except you set the editor instance in a var Code: textarea name="editor1" blah blah var ckeditor = CKEDITOR.replace('editor1'); AjexFileManager.init({    returnTo: 'ckeditor',    editor: ckeditor,    skin: 'light' }); I have not tested for vulnerabilities or used it in a production environment yet (only locahost).

I agree the quick upload feature even works with it. Just need to add in authentication, but it is written in php so it should be easy.

Here is a direct link to the demo:
http://demphest.ru/demo/AjexFileManager/ckeditor-file-browser.html

Here is a direct link to the file manage in English since the demo is in German.
http://demphest.ru/demo/AjexFileManager/AjexFileManager/index.html?type=image&connector=php&lang=ru&returnTo=ckeditor&skin=light&contextmenu=true&CKEditor=editor1&CKEditorFuncNum=1&langCode=en

There should be a text link at the very top left of his site to switch to English (the default is Russian).

Here is an open-source alternative of CKFinder...


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That looks interesting with its "Optional session configuration to integrate in other applications" - I'll have to look at that one, thanks for posting the link.

Haven't looked into the session configuration yet, but functionally, it looks pretty strong. I originally tested several and found problems pretty quickly with most of them. I'll have to put this one through the paces...

Something that is also truly interesting is their css and js joiner.

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Don't have time to look at that - especially since I already looked at other options for optimizing and consolidating CSS and JS...OK, maybe I'll look at that, too, but not until after the CKFinder alternative...

I understand that. I was looking around for ways to compress my js and css when I found them. That fellow has some really cool ideas...

Hi, Thanks I have looked at kcfinder.. very nice. However i have downloaded it and can't get it to work. I am using Vista/Php5/Apache 2. When i try the example code...
<script>

function openKCFinder(field) {
window.KCFinder = {
callBack: function(value) {
document.getElementById(field).value = value;
}
};
window.open('kcfinder-1.4/browse.php', 'kcfinder',
'status=0, toolbar=0, location=0, menubar=0, directories=0, ' +
'resizable=1, scrollbars=0, width=800, height=600'
);

}
</script>

Click on the button to open kcfinder and i can see a window open briefly, it is then replaced with a window saying
"You have chosen to open browser.php.." on local server.
I have tried clearing cache/cookies/adding lines to config files/ and setting htaccess files to php_value engine on.
What is the problem?
I have wasted hours on this problem with out a solution.
Many thanks, Rod

Have you tried asking on the KCFinder developers website?