visualEdit
version 1.02


Quick Install
=====================================

This document is meant for the quick install of visualEdit.

To fully use the extended features of visualEdit please view documentation.html


	-> Unzip the contents of the distribution to some location
           on your computer. 

	-> If the location is not a place you intend to run the 
           control from, upload the visEdit directory to the 
           location under your web sites root. 

	-> If you uploaded visualEdit to the root of your web site
           you should be able to run demo.php script from scripts
           directory.
		-> This will only work if you uploaded the default
                   folder name to your root directory.
		     ex: uploaded to http://www.domain.com/visEdit
		-> The demo.php file is located in /visEdit/scripts/demo.php
		
	-> If you changed the directory name, or the directory is
           not in your web site root directory:
		-> Open visEdit_control.config.php located at
                   /visEdit/config/visEdit_control.config.php

		-> Line 7 should show:
			$visEdit_dir = '/visEditdemo/';
		-> Change the /visEditdemo/ to the relative                    
		   location of the visualEdit script

			Example:
			If your script is located at:
			http://domain.com/new/editor
			you would replace /visEditdemo/ to
			/new/editor/

	- > Run demo.php script from the scripts directory.
		-> The demo.php file is located in /visEdit/scripts/demo.php
		-> The demo.php file contains example code and such.
		-> Use demo.php to obtain code for your implementation of visualEdit

	-> Basic setup is complete unless you wish to configure
	   visualEdit to support image uploads.


Configuring for image uploads / libraries
=====================================

	-> Open visEdit_control.config.php located at
                   /visEdit/config/visEdit_control.config.php

	-> View line 7:
		$visEdit_base_url = 'http://yourdomainhere.com';
		
		-> Change yourdomainhere.com to your domain name
		   or base url for your domain you will be using
		   this script and hosting your images on.
	
	-> View lines 62-71
		$visEdit_imglibs = array(
  		array(
  		  'value'   => 'you/need/to/change/this/',
 		  'text'    => 'Not configured',
		  ),
		// second optional image library
		array(
 		   'value'   => 'you/need/to/change/this/too',
 		   'text'    => 'Not configured',
 		 ),

		-> Change the you/need/to/change/this/ to the full path
		   to your image folder.  This folder should have its
		   permissions set to 777 (chmod 777).  Then change the
		   Not configured in the 'text'    => 'Not configured'
		   to the name of the image library.  You may name the
		   image library any name you wish.
		   You may then continue to change the information for
		   the second optional image library if you so wish.

	-> Image library support complete.