1. Installed WYSIWYG API
2. Installed TinyMCE 3.2.1.1 to the tinymce subfolder
3. Activated it from the WYSIWYG configuration page, all fine
4. No Permissions entry for any of it in the User permissions, checked multiple times, reinstalled. Also tried on 6.x-1.x-dev without any success.

Drupal version 6.9

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sun’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Yes, that's the intended behavior. You can grant permissions for input formats already. There is absolutely no need to define permissions for wysiwyg editing or wysiwyg administration.

simenro’s picture

Well it seems something is wrong, or I'm missing something... I've got the same setup as above, and TinyMce enabled for Filtered HTML. This is the default input format on my site, so enabled for all roles. But only the admin (user 1) sees the wysiwyg editor.

Edit: Forget this - seems to be a css error for IE which prevents TinyMCE from showing. Works fine in Firefox.

alex.cunha’s picture

So, how can I set the anonymous user only can use restricted forms without full html and WYSIWYG editor and the Admin user have a input mode with WYSIWYG?
Specially on COMMENTS.

alex.cunha’s picture

answering myself...

Found a solution: filter default - http://drupal.org/project/filter_default

However, not perfect.

stephenls’s picture

Another thing to check, if wysiwyg is not appearing, is whether you have
<?php print $closure ?>
included in your theme. I had omitted it, and that turned out to be the only problem. Perhaps that could be included somewhere in the WYSIWIG documentation?

operations’s picture

Thank you very much stephenls !! I was having the same problem, after I have finished all the setup of TinyMCE and IMCE, configured wysiwyg properly and determined formats - wysiwyg privileges .. still the tinymce didn`t appear until you reminded me about the closure :)

decomposer’s picture

It's easy to forget where these settings are. Saying "You can grant permissions for input formats already" is true but doesn't help a newbie find the answer.

To set "permissions" for input formats, go to Site Configuration >> Filters.