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INSTALLATION
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1. Unpack the node_embed folder and contents in the appropriate modules directory 
   of your Drupal installation.  Normally sites/all/modules/
   
2. Enable the node_embed module on the Modules admin page (admin/build/modules)

3. Next, configure your sites' input filters (admin/settings/filters) to use the 
   'Insert node' filter. 


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USAGE
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After installation, the variable, 'node_embedded', will be available from the $vars 
variable.  The variable is a simple TRUE / FALSE field.

By default node_embed adds the template suggestions of node-embed--default.tpl.php and 
node-embed--[content type].tpl.php.  These files can be added to your theme folder to 
override the default use of node.tpl.php.

We provide an example node-embed-default.tpl.php and css file under the theme folder
as an example.

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FCKEditor INTEGRATION
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Under the node_embed directory, there is the 'fckeditor/NodeEmbed' directory, 
that will provide a tool bar plugin for fckeditor.

To configure the plugin:
1. Copy the NodeEmbed directory to sites/all/modules/fckeditor/plugins directory.
 
2. Add line below to fckeditor.config.js as a plugin
   FCKConfig.Plugins.Add( 'NodeEmbed', 'en' );

3. Then add the NodeEmbed plugin to a ToolbarSet for your tool set, e.g.
   ['Link','Unlink','NodeEmbed','Anchor'], For more information, see
   http://docs.cksource.com/FCKeditor_2.x/Developers_Guide/Customization/Plug-ins#Installing_and_adding_plugin

4. Select the correct drupal toolbar from the fckeditor settings page.

5. Enable the default view 'fckeditor-node-embed'.  This view provides the content of the 
   plugin dialog box.  The page-fckeditor-node-embed.tpl.php template under node_embed/theme
   is used for this page, to override it, copy to your theme directory and tweak what you need.

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CKEditor INTEGRATION
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Under the node_embed directory, there is the 'ckeditor/NodeEmbed' directory, 
that will provide a tool bar plugin for ckeditor.

To configure the plugin:
1. Copy the NodeEmbed directory to sites/all/modules/ckeditor/plugins directory.
 
2. Add lines below to ckeditor.config.js to enable NodeEmbed as a plugin: 
  config.extraPlugins += (config.extraPlugins ? ',NodeEmbed' : 'NodeEmbed' );
  CKEDITOR.plugins.addExternal('NodeEmbed', Drupal.settings.ckeditor.module_path+'/plugins/NodeEmbed/');

3. Then add the NodeEmbed plugin to a ToolbarSet for your tool set, e.g.
   ['Link','Unlink','NodeEmbed','Anchor','LinkToNode', 'LinkToMenu'], 
   For more information, see http://docs.cksource.com/CKEditor_3.x/Developers_Guide/Toolbar

4. Select the correct drupal toolbar from the ckeditor settings page.

5. Enable the default view 'ckeditor-node-embed' (if its not already enabled).  This view provides the content of the 
   plugin dialog box.  The page-ckeditor-node-embed.tpl.php template under node_embed/theme
   is used for this page, to override it, copy to your theme directory and tweak what you need.

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Wysiwyg INTEGRATION
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Node Embed now implements the Wysiwyg api and can be easily integrated with Wysiwyg editors through
that interface.

To configure the plugin:
1. Install the Node Embed Module
2. Go to the Wysiwyg configuration page - Site Configuration -> Wysiwyg and add the node embed button to the 
proper profiles.
3. Enable the default view 'ckeditor-node-embed' (if its not already enabled).  This view provides the content of the 
   plugin dialog box.  The page-ckeditor-node-embed.tpl.php template under node_embed/theme
   is used for this page, to override it, copy to your theme directory and tweak what you need.
4. Thats it - you should now see the Embed node button in the editor