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Fixed race condition in the local filesystem adapter.Fixed issues related to DirectoryStream not being properly closed at some places.

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Fixed type registration issues in a newer version of Autofac.Replaced Lodash with Underscore version 1.13.1.Fixed special characters escaping in hideFiles and hideFolders options.Any custom storage adapters must be refactored to be Custom storage API in PHP connector has undergone major changes.This means that the version of the ckfinder3 dependency in the v4.0.0 line is no longer in sync with the version of the CKFinder frontend. Due to a breaking change made to ensure compatibility with Jakarta, we have introduced a new v4.0.0 line of the Java ckfinder3 dependency.Added support for BMP image thumbnails and previews.If anything, say your CMS can’t make API calls in general or you don’t have time for it right away, please consider unfurling URL tags with features of our embed.js script. Besides, that way you’ll be able to change your API settings with Iframely and have those reflected on your front-end. Please make the API calls as the HTML codes you will get are better optimized for high traffic, production-ready and will bring better user experience. The preview iFrame codes can of course be used technically and will work for your end-users on your site’s front-end (provided, you also include our embed.js script yourself on those pages).īut we recommend you don’t. Fare warningĪs you’ll figure out, you may of course skip making API calls to retrieve actual HTML codes from Iframely from your CMS. You may want to keep the html from Iframely API in the cache of your CMS not to make API calls every time.įrom the other hand, if your plan supports Content IDs, we recommend that you use those and, when time comes to refresh the codes, you refresh all rich media in your article with single API call (in form of iframe.ly/.json) - see Batch ID requests. The HTML you’ll get will follow your API settings and API query-string parameters. To get the codes on your server, please use our oEmbed or full Iframely API endpoints. That way you’ll get tags that you can replace on your server with actual production-ready embed codes.

Please make sure to keep CKEditor’s default semantic output in your config. The parameter ?cancel=0 will recover URLs with no preview as regular link. Here’s the complete gist for CKEditor previews:ĭon’t forget to add our embed.js file to the webpage with your text editor as below.

Optionally add Iframely default CSS to the page with your editor (this way you’ll have a nicer and slimmer template for your previews).

The script will simply adjust the height of preview iFrame according to its sizes.

Add Iframely embed.js on the page with your text editor.

Include your api_key and url as the iFrame src’s query-string parameters.

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Configure CKEditor to templated Iframely iFrame code as previews for all URLs.We recommend simply using Iframely iFrames for all rich media previews in your CKEditor.

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And we have our own reasons too: your CMS needs to periodically update rich media embed codes from the publishers and use fresh data. Iframely voiced support for this approach during feature development.

CKEditor prefers iframe as the preview code. This would include embed codes from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Iframely cards and many others. The reasoning behind is simple - CKEditor avoids using any 3rd party scripts as preview embed codes as it makes DOM changes and histories uncontrollable. Then your CMS gets the actual rich media embed codes on your server-side and replaces tags with real up-to-date HTML codes, before serving an article to your end-users. It is recommended that you save semantic data output.

Save HTML embed preview codes that were used in the editor.

“Semantic data output” (default): that is when generic tags are saved in the article’s markup body.

When it comes to saving an article into CMS/database, CKEditor offers two options: You can extend or overwrite those preview codes yourself. Understanding Media Embed featureĬKEditor distinguishes between rich media embeds codes that are meant for preview in text editor itself (that is, when an author writes an article) and embed codes that are meant to be shown to end-user by your CMS (“actual” embed codes).īy default, CKEditor comes with limited support for text editor preview embed codes, and only for select number of predefined publishers. For previous version, refer to CKEditor 4 guide.ĬKEditor includes Media Embed feature as package.