Okay, if you have been following this tutorial, you should have created similar files as follows:

+files_inlinemycck   [FILES_INLINE + COMPONENT NAME]
|
------+extensions
 	|
---mycck.php   [COMPONENT NAME]
|
------+contexts
	|
	---+mycck	[COMPONENT NAME]
         |
	    --------category.php   	[TYPE NAME as explained in XML]
	   |
	    ----------item.php        [TYPE NAME as explained in XML]
	   |
	    -----------blog.php       [TYPE NAME as explained in XML]
|
index.html
|
inlinemyck.xml  [INLINE +  COMPONENT NAME].xml

This will differ according to your component, but, in general, it should be similar as in our component.

Note: You may or may not have the extensions folder in your package. It all depends if you went with the plugin override or the component/template override method as discussed in Chapter 2: Approach 1 [Plugin override] , Approach 2 [Component override] and Approach 3 [Template override].

 

Your full XML for the inline editing app extension should look like this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<extension version="3.2" type="file" method="upgrade">
	<name>files_mycck</name>
	<author>WebxSolution Ltd</author>
	<creationDate>March 2015</creationDate>
	<copyright>>Copyright (C) 2015 All rights reserved</copyright>
	<license>GNU General Public License version 2</license>
	<authorEmail>This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.</authorEmail>
	<authorUrl>http://www.arkextensions.com</authorUrl>
	<version>1.0</version>
	<description>This plugin provides an extension for ARK inline editing to add support for MyCCK</description>
	
	
	<!-- set up data for  inline lookup table     //-->

	<arkeditor>	
		<extensionName>com_mycck</extensionName>
		<!-- allowable views for inline editing //-->
		<views>
			<view>item</view>
			<view>category</view>
		</views>
		
		<!-- add context element if context is different to extension Name //-->
	
		<!-- extension types to be used for inline editing //-->
		<types>
			<type>category</type>
			<type>item</type>
			<type>blog</type>
		</types>
		
		<!-- details for Joomla versioning system //-->
	
	</arkeditor>
	
	<fileset>
		
		<!-- location for MyCCK main inline editing extension type file //--> 
	
		<files folder="extensions" target="plugins/content/arkcontent/extensions">
			<file>mycck.php</file>
		</files>
	
		<!-- location for context types for MyCCK  inline editing extension //-->
	
		<files folder="contexts/mycck" target="plugins/ajax/inlinecontent/contexts/mycck">
			<file>category.php</file>
			<file>item.php</file>
			<file>blog.php</file>
		</files>
		
	</fileset>	
	
	<!-- details for Joomla versioning system //-->
		
	<versioning>
		<versions>
			<version>
				<dbtable>#__items</dbtable>
				<type>item</type>
				<prefix>MyCCKTable</prefix>	
				<formFile>administrator/components/com_flexicontent/models/forms/item.xml</formFile>
				<fields>
					<field>id</field>
					<field>title</field>
					<field>introtext</field>
					<field>fulltext</field>
				</fields>
			</version>
		</versions>
		<catdbtable>#__categories</catdbtable>
		<cattype>category</cattype>
		<catprefix>MyCKKTable</catprefix>	
		<catformFile>administrator/components/com_flexicontent/models/forms/category.xml</catformFile>
		<catfields>
			<field>id</field>
			<field>title</field>
			<field>description</field>
		</catfields>
	</versioning>
	
</extension>

Now, zip all your files, basically, zip up the root folder that contains your files and folders you created. So, you will create a zip file like [FILES_INLINE + COMPONENT NAME].zip such as files_inlinemyck.zip in our case.

Okay, now, we will create a Joomla package file, so that we can easily install and manage our inline editing app using Joomla’s Extension Manager.

Joomla package zipped file should contain the following:

+pkg_inlinemycck	[PKG + COMPONENT NAME]
|
--------+packages
	|
	---------files_inlinemycck.php(Zip file you created above.)
|
index.html
|
pkg_inlinemycck.xml		[PKG_INLINE + COMPONENT NAME].xml

The [PKG_INLINE_ + COMPONENT Name].xml should have similar content to our

Pkg_inlinemycck.xml file:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<extension version="3.2" type="package" method="upgrade">
	<name>Package - Inline MyCCK Editing for Ark Editor</name>
	<author>WebxSolution Ltd</author>
	<creationDate>July 2015</creationDate>
	<packagename>inlinemycck</packagename>
	<version>1.0</version>
	<url>http://www.arkextensions.com</url>
	<packager>Webxsolution</packager>
	<packagerurl>http://www.arkextensions.com</packagerurl>
	<description>This package provides an extension for ArK inline editing, adding support for MyCCK</description>
	<license>GNU/GPLv2</license>

	<files folder="packages">
		<file type="file" id="inlinemycck">files_inlinemycck.zip</file>
	</files>
</extension>

So, zip up those files to create the inline editing package, when you are ready to install your inline editing app.

Okay, that is it, you should be good to go!