Closed (fixed)
Project:
IMCE
Version:
5.x-1.0
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
6 Feb 2008 at 20:51 UTC
Updated:
15 May 2008 at 15:25 UTC
1.Ok I have tried all the wysiwyg editors imce works when I upload/delete/resize the image but when the I try to insert the image it does not work but if I turn the editor off or use code mode to see the html it works and inserts the image.
2.TinyMce/FKedtor the support for the file/pic does not use the imce even if I check support for that editor in the admin.
Any help would be great
Comments
Comment #1
georgev commentedConfirmed, i've noticed the same problem with FCKEditor.
Firebug reports the following if it can help:
Comment #2
jakchapman@groups.drupal.org commented2 -> I'm getting what seems to be similar behavior, but in my case, I was just confused about what exactly was supposed to happen. I expected to click the image button in tinyMCE and get the IMCE browse window, but that's not how it works. You click the image button and get the regular insert image dialog, then click the browse button next to the image URL field on that dialog to get the IMCE file browser. This will then correctly insert the image for me.
1 -> The text links below the body field only work for me in plain text mode, and stop working if I enable rich text. This seems to be by design, but if so, it would be helpful if those links only displayed in plain text mode.
Comment #3
ablank commentedI can confirm what jakchapman said: It only works if I go over the normal image-button (in my case in FCKeditor)
Comment #4
coltraneI had the same javascript error till I removed everything in the inline image/file insertion field in the IMCE settings.
Comment #5
arh1 commentedas jakchapman said above, this may be by design, in which case the "Insert image or link" links are just not being hidden properly when a rich-text editor is enabled. in any event, here's my bug report:
Drupal 5.7
IMCE 5.x-1.0
TinyMCE 5.x-1.9
Firefox 2.0.0.13
Firebug 1.05
1) create/edit a node
2) disable rich-text (i.e. turn off TinyMCE)
3) click either of the "Insert image or link" links under the textarea
4) image/link is added correctly
5) enable rich-text
6) click either of the "Insert image or link" links under the textarea
7) select the file in the IMCE file browser
8) click the image preview or file name in the middle pane of the IMCE file browser
9) JS error thrown (and IMCE file browser window not closed):
Comment #6
ufku commentedThe issue is about mixing up separate features.
- TinyMCE integration is achieved through its image dialog(browse button).
- On the other hand, the inline image insertion(Insert image or link) is another feature that was intended to insert images into plain textareas for those who don't use a WYSIWYG editor such as tinymce.
You can not use inline-image feature when your textarea is under control of tinyMCE
Comment #7
arh1 commentedthanks for the response, ufku.
OK, i understand that this is the intended behavior. it just seems that the inline image/link insertion links should be hidden when the textarea is under tinyMCE control. minor point, but it would make the interface cleaner.
thanks for all your work on IMCE!
Comment #8
skesslerWhen I enable Tiny it does not bring up IMCE. Do I need to enable something?
Thanks,
Steve
Comment #9
arh1 commented@denverdataman: IMCE is accessible through TinyMCE toolbar controls. click the 'insert/edit image' button, then click the 'browse' button to the right of the 'image URL' field. similarly, highlight some text and click the 'insert/edit link' button, then click the 'browse' button to the right of the 'link URL' field.
Comment #10
tsavino commented:)