The title basically says it all. I set up TinyMCE on Drupal 6.2 and even on the TinyMCE settings page TinyMCE is showing up. So when I try to type in the pages to not put TinyMCE on it is ADDING formatting. Even when I say only put TinyMCE on the listed pages and don't put any pages in the list it still shows on every page.

Plus, I can't get it to disable rich-text. I even tried to set the default to disabled and that didn't work either. Its like nothing is taking on the TinyMCE Administration page. Or TinyMCE is just bound and determined to show on EVERY PAGE.

If you need to see screenshots or have any questions let me know. I'd really like to figure this out. Its really messing up my site.

Thanks,
Jen

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eu.claudio’s picture

eu.claudio commented

Just got the same problem.
Did anyone found a solution?

biggena’s picture

biggena commented

Patch for toggle disable/enable rich text editor:
http://drupal.org/node/284936

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capellic
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So when I try to type in the pages to not put TinyMCE on it is ADDING formatting.

I was shocked to find that they have the wrong textarea case names in theme_tinymce_theme function. What's interesting to note is that the $textarea_name variables are the same as they were in D5, but something must have changed somewhere else in this module to use dashes instead of underscores as the character between words.

So for this case, where we are trying to exclude some paths/pages from receiving the TinyMCE editor, we need to change case 'access_pages' to 'access-pages'. It's that simple.

But instead of changing that in the module, you may consider adding the whole function to your template.php file.

This certainly seems like a bug with the module to me.

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Elstgeest commented

Ah nice, thnx capellic. This fix worked fine for me. I'll leave it this way untill next update.

Just for clarity: files tinymce.admin.inc and tinymce.module in the module root need to be adjsted.

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capellic
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For what it is worth, I have switched over to FCKeditor. The include/exclude functionality is integrated into the configuration page (global profile).

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dan_aka_jack commented

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radyaweb commented

I tried to tweak it by using block. Add region block in your meta header page. Then, add your tinyMCE javascript on that block and set page showing permission on path you decided.

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Annakan commented

Maybe tinyMCE should respect the input format way of drupal 6 ?

Because right now trying to have tinyMCE for some content and another editor for some other content seems simply not possible.
And why do it the "my own way" ? and not reuse the Input format infrastructure of Drupal ? (we then would just say for what nput format TiniMCE should be enabled and that's all ?)

Right now TinyMCE is too invasive and so "un-usable" and it is a shame.

thanks a lot for the hard work and time.

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stolin1 commented

THANKS!! Someone should post this in the Dev notes or something.

Chased this for 2 hours.

-Steve

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nicoloye commented
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