Currently using CKEditor + IMCE.
- http://drupal.org/project/ckeditor + http://ckeditor.com/
- http://drupal.org/project/imce
Are there better alternatives for a Drupal rich-text editor with image upload support?
To set it up, I add the modules, enable them, add the CKEditor source, configure the Default CKEditor profile to not load unless I tell it to, disable开发者_Go百科 security filters until it loads, and enable the Drupal - Full toolbar version. This gives me all the CKEditor features and flexibility, image and flash upload support via IMCE.
I have tried CKFinder, but I rarely use it on client projects (non-free usage licences). Other modules are a pain to configure and may sometimes break the interface or content (especially around full HTML or PHP inputs).
Update 1: Added a small bounty, looking for more answers.
After having trouble with the CKEditor module over and over again, I switched to http://www.drupal.org/project/wysiwyg , which encapsulates the JS of multiple WYSIWYG Editors in a generic way (by using input filters, which somehow feels like The Right Thing to me). Add http://www.drupal.org/project/imce_wysiwyg - the WYSIWYG IMCE bridge module, and it works almost exactly as CKEditor.module and IMCE would. A plus: It works with other editors, too, just download and install the editor JS code per the instructions.
I suggest you http://drupal.org/project/whizzywig it is light, full featured and natively includes an image browser (have a look at the comparison table).
I did a comparison on our blog a while ago, looking at some solutions.
Currently I'm sticking with wyswiwyg + imce + tinymce + imce_wysiwyg. BUT I don't think it's the perfect solution. However in Drupal 6, we don't really have a central image library, this will be a lot better in Drupal 7.
I would recommend checking this module out: http://drupal.org/project/nrembrowser It integrates with CKEeditor and might be the way to go.
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