Closed (fixed)
Project:
CKEditor 4 - WYSIWYG HTML editor
Version:
6.x-1.8
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Issue tags:
Reporter:
Anonymous (not verified)
Created:
12 Nov 2011 at 22:45 UTC
Updated:
6 Dec 2024 at 21:21 UTC
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Comment #1
Anonymous (not verified) commentedProblem Solved ( I thing... )
Is the restrictions of external cookies : in my browser (firefox)
I tested the upload ckeditor with I.E. browser and this is the update message :
Comment #2
dczepierga commented@ultrasuoni, after update u must set again your toolbars in profiles, because u probably have custom toolbar configuration so it wouldn't possible to convert them to new feature.
After this everything should works fine.
Greetings
Comment #3
stewestHi. I think this is the same issue (see image attached) - maybe it will help solve the issue? (Seeing what I see)
I don't have custom toolbars. I had enabled the module, but wasn't using it, so didn't notice until client wanted it. I had version 6.x-1.8. I enabled it now, but it didn't show in node edit. (as administrator). I checked permissions, and even with the correct permissions nothing showed up.
I also had to run update.php... it made changes, but CKEditor still did not appear.
I changed version back to 1.6, ran update and it works fine now.
Comment #4
mkesicki commented@sideswitch please clear browser and drupal cache. Than try to save profile again.
Comment #5
darrellduane commentedI'm also having this problem and can't get CKEditor to appear. I've run update.php and cleared my caches to no avail.
I have another site on the same Drupal tree and using the same theme that has CKEditor working fine, I can't see any difference between the two sites configurations. If anyone has any ideas about what else I might check to find the source of this problem I'd like to hear it.
Comment #6
darrellduane commentedI was able to fix the problem of CKEditor not appearing after the upgrade. I disabled the CKEditor module, used Drupal's Uninstall Module page to uninstall this module (example.com/admin/build/modules/uninstall), and then re-enabled the CKEditor module and it worked. You'll loose your configuration options when you do this, so copy the list of pages that have CKeditor disabled for them and any other specific settings in the CKeditor configuration pages.
Comment #7
Yurkos commentedComment #8
Yurkos commented@DarrellDuane: Does not work.
CKEditor's advanced and default profile options not active...
Comment #9
dczepierga commented@Yurkos, try to update to last DEV version and then check... there was a lot of changes and bugfixes so it can help....
After check pls report here does it help or not.
Greetings
Comment #10
Yurkos commentedI tried each latest DEV version after the 6-1.6 but the problem remains: "CKEditor's advanced and default profile options not active".
So I continue to work with the ckeditor 6-1.6.
Comment #11
mkesicki commented@Yurkos
please check in Firebug (Firefox add-on) console if there are any errors. Please also check in Firebug's net tab if all request are correct. Please also try to disable "Use toolbar Drag&Drop feature" option in CKEditor's Global Profile. After this please try if you can use other CKEditor's profile. Of course do this with latest DEV version.
Comment #12
Yurkos commentedThank you for the help. I disabled "Use toolbar Drag&Drop feature" option in CKEditor's Global Profile and the problem was solved.
Comment #13
luthien commentedHi, I tried out #12 but I could not save Global profile, I got the error mentioned here: http://drupal.org/node/1344104
Comment #14
fkildoo commentedI had very similar problems. It started with the error at db update - "UPDATE PROFILE - Default - Custom toolbar cannot be converted, please set this toolbar manually in the CKEditor profile!". Then ckeditor just didn't appear where it should.
My solution ended up being pretty simple. This is what worked for me - Under default profile, click edit. Under Editor appearance, and toolbar/load sample toolbar, click one of the following: Basic | Advanced | Full. Adjust buttons as needed by dragging to and from the all buttons area. That will make sure ckeditor appears on your pages.