there are more than one files to be inserted in the moxie module

1. Copy the tiny_mce_gzip.js and tiny_mce_gzip.php to the tiny_mce directory. The same directory that contains the tiny_mce.js file.
2. Remove the current script tag.

3. Add the new new GZip script

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4. Add the new GZip initialization call that will tell the compressor what to include in the output. This should be the sum of all and themes, plugins contained on page.

I think its a new implementation that developers where not aware of it might be good to implement it

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giorgosk’s picture

giorgosk
Location Chios, Greece 🇬🇷
commented

and therefore adding just the php compressor file will not allow tinymce module to be loaded

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mrtoner commented

#1 is easy to follow, but I don't understand the other changes. Is this something I can do myself?

Note 1: With just tiny_mce_gzip.php installed (following the current Moxie instructions), the TinyMCE editor does not show; with tiny_mce_gzip.js also installed, the editor will show.

Note 2: with both of those files installed, the "insert/edit image" button (perhaps others) does not work.

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niklp commented

Remove the current script tag.... from WHERE??

The docs for this are as just bad as before...! Oh well...

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giorgosk
Location Chios, Greece 🇬🇷
commented

NikiLP this is a feature request,

if you need support about how to install the moxie/timymce module either search the d.o site (there is plenty of talk about that) or write a support request with considerably more information on exactly the steps you took so someone can help you resolve it (from your descriptioin, its not clear where you actually get stuck)

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allie micka
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Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Closing issues on Moxie. This module was a workaround for maintainership issues for TinyMCE, which have long since been resolved. Please use TinyMCE!

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