By evyawebsites on

i setup the Tiny Mce module following the 2 steps, first i downloaded the Tinymce from drupal to ../site/website1/modules/tinymce

and then downloaded the tiny mce from Moxiecode - http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/TinyMCE:Installation

to ../sites/website1/modules/tinymce/tinymce

But when i try to create a new node i don't see the Tiny mce editor (only the - "disable rich-text")

and i see an error popup saying - tinymce is not defined ???

Does anyone familiar with this error and know what should be done ?

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turbidity’s picture

turbidity commented

I'm in a similar situation, but I don't see error pop-up. How does one configure tinyMCE to be the default editor for pages and stories?

edit:
I'm able to configure it to work with a specific user role - which is good, but I want it to be the default editor for the admin, and not available to any old authenticated user.

edit2:
Ok, it was kinda weird, but I just had to create a new role, give it tinyMCE permission, create a tinyMCE profile for that role, then add that role to admin in user management. Whew! That is a kind of roundabout way of adding tinyMCE to admin.

kyle.vh’s picture

kyle.vh commented

created a profile, checked someone to see it under basic setup, and you enabled at least one button. Also your input type needs to be full html I believe.

mellenger’s picture

mellenger commented

i had a problem where i couldn't get the tinyMCE popups to work, they were just turning up blank. The fix finally was to open up tiny_mce.js and tiny_mce_popup.js and add this line at the top of each file:

document.domain = 'example.com';

doesn't matter if you are using example.com or www.example.com or a subdomain, this seems to allow it to work across any subdomains.

Andrew Mellenger
https://mellenger.com
https://move2.help