Well, this is mostly a reminder for myself on how to do this. The goal is to set up a generic "HTMLField" for models, which you can add photos to as well.
Here are the steps:
- Install django-tinymce4-lite
- Install django-filebrowser-no-grappelli
- In your
settings.py
, addX_FRAME_OPTIONS = 'sameorigin'
(the filebrowser uses an iFrame which gets blocked by default) - Let's say your MEDIA_ROOT is
/media
, and you want to upload files to/media/uploads
. Insettings.py
, addFILEBROWSER_DIRECTORY = 'uploads/'
. Then, make sure/media/uploads
actually is a folder, or you will see an error.
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