If it's very complicated... it gets a rather low priority.
UPDATE: it is complicated.
Not the PHP part (hook_menu for an upload url and a handler), not the Tiny settings part (images_file_types, images_upload_url, automatic_uploads).
But the communication won't work properly.
If using the default images_upload_handler, there's zero option to display a proper message, when the image validation (server side) fails (only the http response code will show up).
Using a custom images_upload_handler (as officially documented) is pretty flaky (n(... is undefined :clown_face:), because of some stuff that happens outside of the handler. Hard to debug with the minified js code.
Writing a complete Uploader class as replacement for the default seems out of scope.
Postponed until ... someone can fix it, or things get easier on TinyMCE API side.
If it's very complicated... it gets a rather low priority.
UPDATE: it is complicated. Not the PHP part (hook_menu for an upload url and a handler), not the Tiny settings part (images_file_types, images_upload_url, automatic_uploads). But the communication won't work properly.
If using the default images_upload_handler, there's zero option to display a proper message, when the image validation (server side) fails (only the http response code will show up). Using a custom images_upload_handler (as officially documented) is pretty flaky (
n(... is undefined
:clown_face:), because of some stuff that happens outside of the handler. Hard to debug with the minified js code.Writing a complete Uploader class as replacement for the default seems out of scope.
Postponed until ... someone can fix it, or things get easier on TinyMCE API side.