Web Yurt TinyMCE Image Uploader and Manager Plugin

The Web Yurt Custom TinyMCE Image Uploader and Manager Plugin give you the ability to upload multiple images and manage them, including the ability to rename and delete them, all in one lightweight, custom-designed image manager that won't hinder the speed of your work.

The plugin is fully responsive and will work well on any device where you choose to use it to upload and manage images for your website. This plugin enables you to quickly and easily upload and insert images in the TinyMCE editor.

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Take a quick look at the Web Yurt Custom TinyMCE Image Uploader / Manager:

Web Yurt TinyMCE Image Manager

Installation

To use this image uploader, follow these three simple installation steps.

1. Upload the wy_image_manager folder to the desired destination on your server.

2. Locate the images folder, which includes some images for testing that the plugin has been installed correctly.

3. Locate the config.php file in the wy_image_manager folder. Here you can change the settings as required.

You can change the folder name  images to anything you want, and you can add any extensions you want in addition to the existing .jpg, .jpeg, .png and .gif extensions that are already present in the editor.

You can also change the maximum upload file size limit, and how many images to be displayed per page.

Benefits of the Web Yurt Custom TinyMCE Image Uploader / Manager Plugin

Uploaded images are automatically renamed to ensure that the file names are unique to avoid duplicate content. You also can rename the file names within the manager yourself.

Images can be easily deleted within the image manager when you no longer need them.

Previously uploaded images can be re-downloaded from the manager in case you lose your source files.

You can also view the full-sized images that you have uploaded within the manager.

See the Web Yurt Custom TinyMCE Image Uploader in action uploading multiple images all in one go:

Web Yurt TinyMCE Image Uploader

License

The Web Yurt TinyMCE Image Manager plugin is free for use in personal website projects.

For use in commercial websites, a donation is required.

You can modify this resource to your requirements to fit into your projects, however, we do not accept responsibility for any misuse.

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COMMENTS

  1. Davide
    February 28, 2021, at 4:31 pm REPLY

    This is the best free script, very well coded and easy to personalize...Thanks so much for this.I will send you some add-on to the script (different directory in the folder root) and compatibility with bootstrap library.

  1. Stéphane Rousset
    March 7, 2021, at 6:41 pm REPLY

    This looks great and the demo is quite nice. However, here comes the dumb question of the day: how do you "hook" that plugin to TinyMCE in WordPress? When I click on the "Insert/edit image" button in TinyMCE, or I used the Insert menu and I choose Image, I see nothing of the Web Yurt Image Uploader.

    I've put the wy_image_manager folder in public_html, the images folder is at the top level within wy_image_manager (exactly as it is in your Zip file), I haven't changed config.php

    But how can TinyMCE know that it should invoke your plugin?

    Best regards, Stéphane

    P.S.: I warned you: it's probably a pretty basic/trivial/dumb question! Sorry for that.

    • Babar
      March 14, 2021, at 6:19 pm REPLY

      You will need to tell TinyMCE where the external plugin is located. Here is the plugin location:

      webyurt_image_manager/js/tinymce5/external_plugins/wyimagemanager/plugin.js

      TinyMCE code to invoke the plugin is provided in index.php file.

      tinymce.init({
      ........
      	external_plugins: {
      		'WYImageManager': '/wy_image_manager/webyurt_image_manager/js/tinymce5/external_plugins/wyimagemanager/plugin.js'
      	},
      	file_picker_callback: function (callback, value, meta) {
      		OpenWYImageManager(callback, value, meta);
      	}

      so you need to change the external_plugins path within tinymce.init({ code in wordpress for TinyMCE to recognise the plugin.

      I hope this helps.

  1. Bamk
    April 6, 2021, at 12:25 am REPLY

    It work fine , but when i change editor language, i get an error

  1. Ata
    February 23, 2022, at 8:39 pm REPLY

    hi all,thanks for the plugin, this is currently the only one that does what i need, nothing more.however, i have a weird situation, which i cannot solve.

    where i'm initializing tinymce (v5), although i give the "external_plugins" init option it's correct value (i can see the plugin.js loaded in network tab), whenever the file picker is triggered, i will receive a js error saying "OpenWYIMageManager is not a function".i could only circumwent this, when i copied the function definition from plugin.js to the page where i'm initializing tinymce. however, the rest of the plugin.js IS WORKING, as the shortcut is registered to the editor... so, any thoughts on this maybe?

    • Babar
      March 12, 2022, at 2:39 pm REPLY

      Try changing the function name to OpenWYImageManager with lower case 'm' instead of upper case 'M'

  1. Reynald MOREL
    March 4, 2022, at 10:46 am REPLY

    Hello,

    Great work!

    It works very well but I have a problem after adding the French language for tinyMCE.

    I can't resize the image before inserting it.

    If you have an idea ....

    Thanks a lot

  1. Mohamed abdel Moaty
    March 23, 2022, at 10:39 pm REPLY

    how to insert image to text input not TinyMCE

  1. Gordon
    January 17, 2023, at 11:50 am REPLY

    Hi Just came across this and it's excellent, thank you. Is there any chnace of having different folders in to hold the images?

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