Posted by bsnodgrass on October 18, 2007 at 9:57am
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| Project: | Whizzywig - A complete WYSIWYG Editor |
| Version: | 5.x-1.1 |
| Component: | Documentation |
| Category: | task |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
Issue Summary
I get an error on the config screen:
The Whizzywig javascript file was not found. Please go to the Whizzywig download page to download the latest version of whizzywig.js, and extract the file in the correct folder. See README.TXT for more information.
The input format "Filtered HTML" is enabled. It is recommended to turn off HTML filters when using the Whizzywig editor. Change input format settings
I've downloaded and placed the whizzywig.js file in ./sites/all/modules/whizzywig/whizzywig per the readme file.
I've also changed to full html for whizzywig users.
I still get this error message even on a new visit to the site.
Comments
#1
My mistake, evidently I did not change the "default formatting" to full html, only the configuration for users to be using whizzywig
I still have the error message:
The Whizzywig javascript file was not found. Please go to the Whizzywig download page to download the latest version of whizzywig.js, and extract the file in the correct folder. See README.TXT for more information.
thanks
#2
The path of your file is certainly /sites/all/modules/whizzywig/whizzywig/whizzywig.js ?
Then it normally should work...
Do you actually see the editor when creating new content on the website?
About the HTML filter: actually you shouldn't set it to Full HTML, which would make the site less secure. Better is to edit the Filtered HTML input format and put any tags the editor is using in the allowed tags settings. This error message was removed in the latest -dev version.
#3
I am having the same problem. My /var/www/html/soak/sites/all/modules/whizzywig/whizzywig directory contains:
total 36
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 25484 Feb 25 10:26 whizzywig.js
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4906 Feb 25 10:31 xhtml.js
#4
To avoid any issue like this then I have included js to this module. I also change the original code of js to meet Drupal environment and some patch from Whizzywig forum.
Please try Whizzywig 6.x version and post new issue if any. Thanks.
#5
Please rewrite the instructions.
The Project Drupal page says :
Whizzywig 6.x-1.x: uses whizzzywig58.js
Whizzywig 6.x-2.x: uses whizzzywig61.js
Your 5.x Read Me instructions says :
Download the file whizzywig.js from the Whizzywig download page ...
Which means users, such as myself right now, have to try out the various x.js versions since I have to guess. That's not good and has to be fixed.
EDIT: for example, I just GUESSED that I should rename whizzzywig61.js to whizzzywig.js ! It should be one single Drupal module download, with an update message if a new .js is available.
#6
I agree with Michael Lessard. I want to install this module because of its small footprint, but the ambiguity of the requirements is already making me scared. If the instructions are so unclear, what will the code be like? I do not want to spend hours trying random things when there are a dozen other wizzies I could use instead.
In addition, the project page says "Whizzywig 6.x-1.x: uses whizzzywig58.js" but I am looking at the downloads page http://code.google.com/p/whizzywig/downloads/list and whizzzywig58.js doesn't even exist! I see version 55 (historic?), 59, 60 and 61. Should people use the "historic" one because it worked? Was 58 pulled because it was broken? Can I use 59 or higher with version 6.x-1.x of the module?
These questions do not allow for much confidence in the module.
#7
1. Don't know why v58 not listed on code.google.com, but you may find on http://www.unverse.net/
2. Whizzywig 6.x-1.x includes v58 lib, you don't need to download any libs.
3. I will rewrite the detail/instruction to make new comer to Whizzywig understand the different between 6.x-1.x and 6.x-2.x