TinyMCE is installed and shows up installed correctly when going to Wisywyg options. Setup the profiles according to the readme files as well, but TinyMCE isnt showing up when writing an article. What am i missing ? This is the first time ive used Wysiwyg API.
Before i had to both install the module version of TinyMCE and the package itself and that worked.

Am i missing something?

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CloudCuckoo’s picture

Did you remember to change the input format of the article from the default of filtered HTML to Full HTML - or whatever new input format you added? That caught me out when I first installed it.

JohnnyHa’s picture

You mean inside the article when editing ? Yeah tried that but the editor should appear anyways ? I mean selecting Full HTML doesnt update the page, only filters the ouput when submitting.

CloudCuckoo’s picture

Yep that's what I meant, when editing switching input filters does change the toolbar. Other options:

If you're not using Garland theme, change to it and see if the editor shows up. If so there's a problem with your theme.

You can also try clearing the cache.

If those don't work, then check out the issue queue for any other fixes.

Sorry I can't be any more help.

(I'm using Wysiwyg 6.x-1.0 and TinyMCE 3.2.2.1, that combo definitely works)

JohnnyHa’s picture

Changes nothing, tried with Garland as well and nothing. Tried with both TinyMCE and Fckeditor.
Both of these worked when i used the modules, but not under this wsiygyi module that has replaced tinymce.

justageek’s picture

If so, that might be the problem.

JohnnyHa’s picture

Never heard of, not installed anything like that or is enabled on my site :)

helenj’s picture

I have the same problem, but with Drupal 5. I have installed the Wisywyg API and set up as described above. But when I go to edit my pages TinyMCE isn't there.

Any ideas?

cayenne’s picture

it is working on my d5 sites

you need to install the entire tinymce folder as i recall, not just a pert of it. that's what my personal bug was

:)

helenj’s picture

Yes, I've intalled the whole tinymce folder within the wysiwyg folder.

I've noticed that I when I create a new page it says "Disable rich-text" below the body text box, and when I click on this it changes to "Enable rich-text", but I still don't see the tinymce editor at all.

helenj’s picture

I've just tried to create a new page using Firefox and Firebug gives the following error when I click on the "Enable rich-text" link:

Permission denied to get property XULElement.accessKey

Does anyone know what this means please?

helenj’s picture

I had a look at the error log on the site and found the following error was occurring when I tried to edit a page:

Page not found
...sites/all/modules/wysiwyg/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/themes/advanced/editor_template.js

I thought I'd fully installed the whole tinymce folder using FileZilla, but when I've looked at it properly, for some reason I'm not quite sure of, the subfolders in the following directory didn't transfer to the server:

..sites/all/modules/wysiwyg/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce

I've not uploaded the missing folders and now I can see the tinymce editor.

jstushnoff’s picture

In order to get TinyMCE to show up, I've found that you have to clear the settings and then re-enable TinyMCE, if you are trying out different editors settings from the previous editor remain in the database and WYSIWYG then tries to apply these in TinyMCE, which causes it not to display. If you click 'Remove' under 'Operations' it will clear these settings from the database, then when you choose TinyMCE (and save) you will be starting fresh.

Also, if you choose your 'Buttons and plugins', everything but 'Flash' seems to work. 'Flash' seems to cause TinyMCE to disappear as well.

Drupal 6.9, WYSIWYG 6.x-2.0-alpha1

Oke’s picture

In my case this helped: Go to admin/settings/wysiwyg/profile/.../edit and click on basic setup.
I changed the language from 'nl' to 'en'. then it worked.