When I was working on my own module, I was trying to figure out why the WYSIWYG module didn't work for my form. After spending some time, I thought the WYSIWYG module was at fault. I found a way to "fix" it, which I described at the page linked below, but it may have been simply the way I was using filter_form(), which the module's author politely helped me to correct.
After this incident, the author also wrote a page in the handbook on how to use filter_form(), linked below:
I realised the views_ui.module may be having the same problem. I wasn't able to get the WYSIWYG form to show up in the view edit forms, but after modifying the code a bit, the same way I did for my module, I was able to make WYSIWYG form work with views_ui.module.
I attached a patch of my modifications. It is working for me and it is saving the values properly like it was before, but your mileage may vary.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | views_ui.module.wysiwyg-2.patch | 3.18 KB | remi |
| views_ui.module.wysiwyg.patch | 3.13 KB | remi |
Comments
Comment #1
sunThe actual developer handbook page for this is: http://drupal.org/node/358316
Putting this into my list of issues.
If you could eliminate the malformed spacing in some of the arguments you altered, that would be great. :)
Comment #2
remi commentedThanks for the correction!
I'm attaching a new patch file. It's the same one than before, except it also eliminated malformed spacing.
Comment #3
sunThanks! Committed.
Good job.