blurry buttons

I've created an account on your site and gone to create content. The buttons are, indeed, blurry. Directly loading the buttons by typing http://www.youfitter.org/modules/tinytinymce/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/t... into the address bar also loads a corrupted form of the button.

The first thing you should check is whether the buttons have got corrupted when uploading them to your server (perhaps something to do with ftp binary mode). When you downloaded tinymce from moxiecode what did the buttons look like on your local machine?

The other observation is that the module has been placed in {basepath}/modules/.... The correct location for non-core modules is {basepath}/sites/all/modules/... I've no idea whether that would make a difference but it makes sense to put the module in the standard location.

Hi Alex,

I'm not convinced it's a Javascript problem. Try loading http://www.youfitter.org/modules/tinytinymce/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/t... now compare it with http://idcpfaff.co.uk/sites/all//modules/tinytinymce/tinymce/jscripts/ti...

That should load just the icons (in a single gif with 3 rows of icons) - If I do that from your site I see the corrupted image (though it seems to have the correct width and height) - viewing it this way there's no javascript or html or anything that could make it go wrong. The files size is also given as 0 bytes. That strongly suggests that the gif file is, itself, damaged on your server.

Perhaps this happened when transferring the module from your pc to the server.

I would checking the settings of your ftp program and re-copy the images from your local machine to the server. Check that your ftp program is not transferring binary files, such as gifs, in ASCII mode (usually the ftp program has an "auto" mode, and you don't have to worry about it).

It's also worth considering that, even if you have fixed the image, the old version may be cached in your web server or in Drupal (though I'm not too convinced that this is the problem). I would make sure that caching is turned off for Drupal as it helps when a site is in development.

Hope some of this helps - don't worry about blaming my module - I used to be married so I'm used to being blamed for everything! And every journey has to start somewhere.

I'm going to change this issue to "fixed" as it doesn't look as though it's a problem with tinytinymce - but feel free to post again if you think I might be able to help.

Steve