By etaf_theman on

Finally got it to work but it doesnt show on my bluemarine theme. Any ideas.

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drupalnesia’s picture

drupalnesia commented

1. Check Access Control: Access TinyMCE=Yes
2. Check again your TinyMCE setting, press again Save Configuration to update the config values
3. Javascript must enable
4. Read install.txt to make sure you put the librabry files on right place.

TinyMCE only tested using bluemarine based theme.

etaf_theman’s picture

etaf_theman commented

That still wouldnt explain why it doesnt show up on bluemarine theme but it shows up on the other themes.

danwassink’s picture

danwassink commented

I just switched my sites to Drupal 5 and everything is working great excet TinyMCE. It works in the default Garland theme, but in my two sites I use blue marine, I cannot get it to work. I've checked out access, created a new profile, made sure I have permissions. Nothing seems to work.

Any ideas?

Dan

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jsimonis commented

I use bluemarine on some on my sites that are using 5.x, and tinymce works fine on them.

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liakoni commented

Check this thread : http://drupal.org/node/109740

And espesialy this :

"Ok, in v5 the page.tpl.php file adds the print $scripts line in the header. I am guessing this takes advantage of the drupal_add_js() function. So in your custom theme, add that to your page.tpl.php file. "

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jsimonis commented

Yes. When I upgraded to 5, I found that many of my custom themes had to be worked on (or redone in the case of several xtemplate themes) for things like the header block area and such to work.

So if you're using a customized theme (and not the bluemarine theme that comes with Drupal 5.x), you need to compare the generic bluemarine to your custom one to see what is missing.

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