I would like to use CKEditor module to put my photos in my article. So I try to install the WYSIWYG module.
But,
1. Firstly, I install the wysiwyg-7.x-2.1.tar.gz -> It's error: cannot installed. But There is not any log.
2. I cannot uninstall the module by administrator site.
3. Then, I try to delete this module directly from location sites/all/modules/
4. I re-install with the dev module -> It's completed. But, I cannot enable this module. I don't get any comment or log record about it.
Please teach me how to do?
Thanks
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Comments
Comment #1
ngphucvn commentedComment #2
twodI'm not sure what could be wrong.
I would need to know the exact error message you got in step 1, and where it showed up.
The only situation I know when it's not possible to enable Wysiwyg is if you put in version 7.x-something on Drupal 6 or version 6.x-something on Drupal 7.
The installation instructions at http://drupal.org/documentation/install/modules-themes/modules-7 should work since this module doesn't do anything complex when installed/uninstalled.
Comment #3
ngphucvn commentedThanks for your reply.
1. I cannot remember what is appeared in the panel of failed install. It is a quick announcement. I would like to check in the log, but i don't found any log related with this case.
2. I think, but don't sure, I only download and install 7.x modules (something is stable/recommended, something is dev.). When install the Drupal 7, I delete all my site contents and database which related with Drupal 6.
I don't know these information can help you some things to your help for me.
Best regards
PS.: Maybe the attached file included something you need.
Comment #4
ngphucvn commentedComment #5
twodSorry for the long delay.
The logs in that picture only say someone tried to request images but they were nowhere to be found.
But, that could indicate that not everything got uploaded properly to the server. If you are using FTP, try with a different transfer mode (Binary or Automatic should do the trick).
Also check the permissions of the files/folders so the webserver has read access on them if they do exist.
I don't see anything else directly pointing at why Wysiwyg could not be installed so I'm closing this issue for now.
If you can reproduce this again on a clean D7 installation with the latest versions of Drupal and Wysiwyg, I'd be glad to have another look.