Strange.. I can't find the settings - and i'm not a newbie ;)
* I've enabled te module
* I've allowed access to the admin "use widgEditor"
* I'm the admin.

I see no "administer widgEditor", and I don't see the settings - What am I missing?

Cheers,
Amitai

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Gurpartap Singh’s picture

Gurpartap Singh commented

Are you the first user? If no, and if you are trying accessing widgEditor settings, you need to have access to 'access system configuration' or something similar. Or, maybe if that comes up as bug with changes to Drupal 5.x, then maybe I'll have to take a look at it.

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amitaibu
Primary language Hebrew
Location Israel
commented
Category: support » bug

No, I'm not the first user, but I have admin rights.
Where do the settings need to be- under Administer> Site Configuration> widgEditor?
* I've changed Category to 'Bug'

Gurpartap Singh’s picture

Gurpartap Singh commented

Try getting access to system module permissions. Not really a bug, lots of modules don't have their own administration permissions though. Permissions are inherited from 'Site configuration' menu. Let's see.

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amitaibu
Primary language Hebrew
Location Israel
commented

I've rechecked - and as Admin I've got all the privileges enabled.

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Firewolf commented

I am having the same problem on my test site. I can not find the settings. And I am the first user, so full admin.
I am not very experienced with the php coding but shouldn't there be a _menu hook in de module file to enable this menu option? It is not there and that might be the problem for the missing settings possibility.

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rzelnik commented

I have the same problem - the widgEditor settings are not available in the Administer > Site configuration. I have tried the direct path - admin/settings/widgEditor but just the general Site configuration was shown.

Gurpartap Singh’s picture

Gurpartap Singh commented

Weird, it works here! try this path: ?q=admin/settings/widgeditor i.e. without capital letters.

Gurpartap Singh’s picture

Gurpartap Singh commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Sorry, the correct version lied in the HEAD version which doesn't has a release. Now also committed into 5.x version in CVS. Release package should be updated soon. Sorry for inconveniences, and thanks for reporting.

shadyman@erroraccessdenied.com’s picture

shadyman@erroraccessdenied.com commented

Works with new release. Thanks!

yktdan’s picture

yktdan commented
Priority: Normal » Critical
Status: Fixed » Active

I am on Drupal 5 and have the latest widgeditor 1.1.2.2 of 1/19. Enabling does not make it available. I am user/1.

Gurpartap Singh’s picture

Gurpartap Singh commented
Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Active » Fixed

It should be fixed now. Not a critical issue though. You should check if you really did replace with the newest module files.

yktdan’s picture

yktdan commented
Priority: Normal » Critical
Status: Fixed » Active

I am on 1.1.2.2 which claims to fix the problem but it doesn't for me. Here is the line from the module I am running.
// $Id: widgeditor.module,v 1.1.2.2 2007/01/19 21:03:09 Gurpartap Exp $

site is www.new.nynjtc.org

shadyman@erroraccessdenied.com’s picture

shadyman@erroraccessdenied.com commented

Did you disable the module, then re-enable it?

yktdan’s picture

yktdan commented

yes, even disabled, removed, replaced, reenabled.

Gurpartap Singh’s picture

Gurpartap Singh commented
Priority: Critical » Normal

How about clearing menu (or all) cache?

Sanka-1’s picture

Sanka-1 commented

For me, it works too much. I activated the module and I have WISIWIG twice on my screen!

I don't understand.

Gurpartap Singh’s picture

Gurpartap Singh commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

No sign of settings-not-coming up over here. Menu cache might be suspected problem though. Please reopen issue if problem persists.