Any idea where is this error coming from and why ? :

" Filter ckeditor_link_filter has no type specified! "

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anrikun’s picture

Category: bug » support

There is no way to know as you give absolutely no information, especially how to reproduce this issue and what effect it has.

johaziel’s picture

I get the same,

I think it's edit module who required that

from edit module README

Q: Why do I get a 'The filter "" has no type specified!'' error?
A: For Edit module to allow for in-place editing of "processed text" fields
(i.e. text passed through Drupal's filter system, via check_markup()), it
needs to know about each filter what type of filter it is. For simpler text
formats (i.e. with simpler filters), the unfiltered original may not have to
be retrieved from the server. See http://drupal.org/node/1817474 for details.

robert castelo’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review
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Yep, it's Editor module which has been backported from Drupal 8 and needs to know how to deal with each filter.

Patch attached which adds compatibility with Edit module and brings this excellent module one step closer to a Drupal 8 version ;-)

wim leers’s picture

Issue summary: View changes
Status: Needs review » Closed (fixed)

I've already implemented support for this module in Edit module now: #2172029: Specify filter type for biblio_filter_reference, biblio_filter_inline_reference, ckeditor_link_filter, filter_footnotes, node_embed, oembed, smart_paging_filter and smart_paging_filter_autop. But yes, you'll need to specify this in the Drupal 8 port of this version anyway :)