How to enable this module?

#1794096: I can not enable the module filter_true_wysiwyg has been addressed. The reason it doesn't work for you is that you need PHP 5.3.

I'm very sorry you had to endure this painful process!

The issue I just linked to linked to #1792684: Enforce PHP 5.3 as a requirement. That's where the minimum PHP version has been specified.

Wim, it there any version that works as standalone (without spark)?
pvasili pointed that he already uses PHP 5.3.17

Hello, same problem, PHP 5.3.17. Maybe need a higher version of PHP? Or conversely, less

Aloha works without Spark. See the README for details on how to set it up.

So you *are* on PHP 5.3.17 and are getting parse errors? Can you post the exact error message?

Check now to PHP 5.3.16
Installed Drupal 7.15, Standart profile (theme Bartik)
+ Module Libraries 7.x-2.0
+ Module Aloha 7.x-1.0-alfa7
+ Editor Aloha Editor 0.22.0
Not working.

Reading in order in the instructions, unzip all archive in folder sites/all/libraries/aloha, there is not any errors in the log Drupal, no errors in the logs of apache. Switching to edit material in the usual way. Tried also disable module Overlay and Toolbar, still not working.

Supplement - for Aloha Editor 0.20.0 version works. But at 21 and 22 is not working. Perhaps it is necessary to add to the README or even make drush integration to download the latest version of the editor automatically.

Oh! This is on version 1 of this module; that version is not supported anymore (not by muhleder AFAIK and definitely not by me), I'm actively working on the 2.x version.

Thanks for the clarification.
Tried Aloha 7.x-2.x-alpha1, the installation did as instructed. In edit mode, the editor is displayed (node/9/edit), but here's how the "on-the-fly" - there is no.

@Softovick Suppose you need http://dgo.to/edit module installed too

Thank you, Andy, module "Edit" is working.
But in the description of this README.txt not written about it - maybe necessary to add? In the description on the page module Aloha said module Edit, but implicitly.

#12: Now referenced from the project page. This is a stand-alone module as well, so there's no need to point to the Edit module from the README. You don't *need* the Edit module, it just leverages the Aloha module in another way :)

We're currently working on the D8 version first (we're working on getting that in core), development of the D7 version is on hold for now. Thanks for your understanding.