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Install N1ED plugin for TinyMCE
Install on server
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File manager debugging
Changelog
Stock images
Cloud storage
Amazon S3
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Integration with Custom CMS
Storing API key in DB
Set and change API key
Embed configuration widget
Multisite environment
Dynamic API keys and dirs
SaaS API
Multiple users
Editing configuration
UI, toolbar and widgets
CSS theming
File Manager
Image Editor
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Bootstrap Blocks
Translator
YouTube
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API
Dynamic config
Call Flmngr from code

Integration with Custom CMS

Previous articles of the installation manual taught you how to install and use N1ED. This could be enough if you do not plan to clone your CMS on different servers. But when you make some own CMS and ship it to a number of customers, you want to have individual API keys there (to have separated custom templates and editor preferences), so you need tools for easy visual API key configuration on any website your customers create.

Another usecase is when you want to give access to N1ED configuration to website managers without giving them N1ED master password.

Which targets can you reach with more deep integration:

  1. CMS user can set N1ED API key visually.

  2. CMS owner user can give access to N1ED preferences to his colleagues without exposing N1ED password.

  3. Configuration button can be hidden in N1ED, but available in administration panel only if you wish.

We recommend to pass step by step all next articles to get the most complete and consistent result.