Hi,

First off, thanks for the fantastic theme. Not only is it really great and rewarding to work with, but it's helped me learn a lot more about theming in Drupal (templating, theme functions, etc). This is by far my favorite theme framework right now.

Anyways... I'm trying to use the CKEditor (4.1) via the WYSIWIG module (not the CKEditor module or "CKEditor for Drupal" version). If I chose to have node create/edit pages loaded in my administration theme, the editor displays appropriately. However, if I want those forms to be loaded in my Foundation subtheme, no dice. Instead I get an empty box where the editor should be.

Comparing the html between the two themes, I see that all the CKEditor-derived html (

, etc) is not included in the Foundation version. It leaves off after drawing the text-area wrapper.

None of this is tragic, but I'd like to deliver a consistent interface if possible. I'll continue to search around and see if I can figure it out, but I thought I'd check in case I accidentally missed something obvious.

Thanks!

Comments

ishmael-sanchez’s picture

ishmael-sanchez commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Hi mbrakken,

Did you review this issue, #1779484: Depends on jquery 1.7 or on the project page it lists known issues I'm pretty sure it's related to jQuery version can you follow the advice on the project page and/or the link to the issue I posted and see if that corrects your problem. If not post additional information, Thanks.

mbrakken’s picture

mbrakken commented

Thanks for the quick reply and sorry mine was slower. I am running 1.8 via jquery_update, so the issue isn't directly related to that. I discovered, however, that deselecting the teaser break option in the wysiwyg settings allowed it to load. There were a couple errors relating to sites/all/libraries/ckeditor/plugins/break/plugin.js, which went away when I turned off the option. There still is one error: "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'configs' of undefined", but I'm not sure what it's affecting, if anything.

It's worth noting that all three of these errors don't appear when ckeditor is loaded in the admin theme, just in the front-end theme. I'm not sure why that would be, though.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.