Extensions included in the toolkit

I posted some similar information in the wish list category pertaining to how these extensions are being packaged. Some of my extensions in the super suite have newer versions for upgrade and I'm trying to het a handle on what I need. So here I have some specific questions that will help.

If the form toolkit contains digital file pro and HTML editor, and HTML editor contains file manager, what's the difference between digital file pro and file manager? Are they two discrete extensions that may offer similar functionality? Do they share any sub-features or extensions such as the loading progress indicators? Can they both be used outside of the extensions they're packaged with?

I know that digital file pro can be applied to any form with a file field, but can file manager only be used with HTML editor?

And finally, does all the functionality of the toolkit offer more features then the basic CMS in site sculptor, other than being able to use in for other tasks than content management?

Thanks in advance for any and all feedback!

Form Toolkit does not include HTML Editor, or Digital File Pro.

Form Toolkit includes the Server Validation, Captcha and Date Picker elements from the CSS Form builder.


CSS Form Builder includes:
Server Validation form Validation toolkit
HTML Editor 2
Universal Email 4 (which includes Digital File pro 2)


The HTML Editor version in CSS Form Builder can be upgraded to HTML Editor 3 if you purchase the HTML Editor 3 upgrade.

HTML Editor 3 includes the standalone File Manager


The standalone File manager of HTML Editor 3 is similar to the File upload functions of Digital File Pro, but offers additional functionality like selecting a file that already exists on the server.

Thanks Jason, that clears it up. I was getting CSS Form Builder and Form Toolkit mixed up

What about how HTML Editor 3 with the File manager - how does that compare to either of the CMS products

HTML Editor 3 allows you to add the KFM Advanced file manager to a page as a standalone file manager.

It is independent of an html editor instance.


the CMS Products do not include the standalone file manager.