Closed (fixed)
Project:
Marinelli
Version:
7.x-3.0-beta9
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
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Created:
21 Mar 2011 at 16:29 UTC
Updated:
18 Dec 2012 at 09:40 UTC
I've tried to install TinyMCE as an editor, but it doesn't work, it simply doesn't show up.
When I install nicEdit, it works, but all the html codes appear on the published text. Somebody knows what's wrong? Is it Marinelli's fault?
Thank you!
Comments
Comment #1
mcaden commentedAre you using the WYSIWYG module?
Comment #2
investigacoes commentedYes, WYSIWYG is installed!
But I think it's all good now... the only way I could make it work was enabling editor only to Filtered HTML, writing the text as Filtered HTML, and saving it as Full HTML, or the html codes still would appear...
It's a mess, but it's working! :)
Comment #3
TudorGroza commentedHi,
Same problem here with WYSIWYG + TinyMCE (or ckEditor).
It works with openWYSIWYG, jWYSIWYG and nicEdit.
Any solution for making it work with TinyMCE?
Thanks!
Comment #4
MochaMan commentedI use WYSIWYG + TinyMCE. I have had no problems. I found the configuration process a little confusing. Have you configured the toolbar buttons? If not, no buttons will be visible.
Comment #5
TudorGroza commentedYep, I did.
The problem is that it doesn't load at all for some reason ... I basically see the background image of the theme in the rectangle where the editor should be.
What browser are you using?
Thanks.
Comment #6
MochaMan commentedIt sounds like you need to change the css setting for each WYSIWYG filter to "editor default css."
Comment #7
ebermelho commentedTks MochaMan... I've been trying to make it work until I found your message...
In fact if you don't enable any buttons the frame appears empty...
Well, since one normally expect to see something when installing a new module, first thought is that there might be some problem and the module didn't load correctly, when in fact it did... but since I (ooops) didn't include any buttons: it appears empty...
Might remain as a suggestion to the developers though, that at least a few buttons come enabled by default and the user changes them as he wants... at least one knows the module works at first sight...
But except for that congrats and tks to anyone working on this project!
Comment #8
mcaden commentedThat's odd. Always in the past when I've used Wysiwyg and add an editor it uses the editor's default button set.
Comment #9
TudorGroza commentedThanks MochaMan! It worked!
Comment #10
investigacoes commentedComment #11
jasom commentedSame issue, even last dev version of wysiwyg didn't work. So it can be marinelli issue.
Didn't work.
I'm using:
Edit: