By yesman123 on

I installed drupal 5.0 and then uploaded a module (tinycme) to the module directory. But on my admin page, the module name is not listed. Did I do anything wrong? I uploaed a different module (buddylist) to the module directory, still no buddlist is listed on the admin module page.

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yesman123 commented

please let me know what i did wrong.
thanks.

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vm commented

are you using the correct versions of the modules ? only modules updated for drupal 5.0 can be used with drupal 5.0 .
4.7.x modules will not work on drupal 5.0.

Please insure that you are using the proper versions of the modules.

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yesman123 commented

thanks. i downloaded tinymce 5.x version from this site. i will try to download another module to see what happens. i am very new to drupal, thats why i am not sure exactly what was doing.

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memtkmcc commented

there is no tinymce.info file (required by v.5) inside,
the same for htmlarea (Xinha), but if you will add file "htmlarea.info"
to its directory, you will be able to enable and configure htmlarea,
BTW, very well done admin settings for htmlarea in Drupal

put in the file htmlarea.info
----
name = Xinha htmlarea
description = WYSIWYG Editor
package = Other
version = "5.x-0.2-beta1"
----

and please read INSTALL.txt

(thanks Gordon!)

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yesman123 commented

Thanks! I tried another modue (view), and it was installed properly.

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halfelven commented

The configuration pages come up but the editor does not show up on any pages. I wonder if it has something to do with this post:

=================
htmlarea 5.x-0.2-beta1
5.x
gordon - December 26, 2006 - 23:25
Download: htmlarea-5.x-0.2-beta1.tar.gz
Size: 107.55 KB
md5_file hash: ceb1e65464c85240d38103b914638a64
First released: December 26, 2006 - 23:25
Last updated: December 26, 2006 - 19:30
- Update to 5.0
- change starting of Xinha to use new method.

Major change to how Xinha is started to use add editor="xinha" to the textarea line and then using $('textarea[@editor="xinha"]').each() to locate all the textareas to convert.

- No longer supporting HTMLArea.
=====================

I can't decipher the syntax here to determine if there is something I am supposed to do. I tried adding editor = xinha to htmlarea.info but that does not work either.

I'm using htmlarea 5.x-0.2-beta1 and Xinha 0.9beta. Is there some other combination I should use?

I would appreciate prompt help on this matter, thanks.

- Erin