Hi,

I'm running Drupal 5.3; MySQL 5.0; Linux host, Core Modules + XML Sitemap 5.x-1.10, IMCE 5.x-1.0, Node As Block 5.x-1.1, Quotes 5.x-1.1, and Scripturefilter 5.x-1.1 on Firefox 2 and IE7.

I'm having trouble utilizing some WYSIWYG .JS editors (BUEditor, FCKeditor, quicktags, or whizzywig). They seem to install, but the nav buttons never appear. When I was able to get them to work on another Drupal site, I began uninstalling modules to attempt to locate the cause for inactivity.

I deselected ScriptureFilter (/admin/build/modules) but it still appeared as an input format options for new nodes. Because it did not appear in my list of modules to uninstall (/admin/build/modules/uninstall) I deleted the folder via FTP. Even though it no longer appears in my list of modules, the Scripture Filter is still a viable input format for new nodes (/node/add/story) (although it does not generate any links).

From the advise given here I disable caching; the issue continues.

Do you know of a) any conflict with Scripture Filter and any other contributed modules and b) how do I remove it as an input format?

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

-NP

Comments

Steve Simms’s picture

a) ScriptureFilter shouldn't be causing any problems with WYSIWYG editors -- it's only applied after you send the content to the server.

b) ScriptureFilter wouldn't create its own format -- it's only a module that you can enable or disable within input formats that you create. So, if you're seeing that, it probably means that you've created a special input format for Scripture Filter, which you'll need to delete separately from disabling the module.

nonprofit’s picture

Hey Steve,

Thanks for your reply. You are correct, ScriptureFilter was wrongly accused and I apologize for that. Also, I didn't see this documented anywhere, maybe I missed it, but for novice users like myself, it might be helpful to note the filter needs to be turned off at /admin/settings/filters.

Thanks much, this is a cool module.

-NP

Steve Simms’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)