Hi,

I'm running WYSIWYG 5.x-1.0 with Tiny MCE 3.2.1.1, and img_assist 5.x-2.0-alpha1 and have managed to get the Image Assist camera icon displaying happily in TinyMCE. However, clicking triggers a popup that contains my site homepage rather than my images.

Have I got my recipe right? Any tips appreciated!

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sun
Primary language German
Location Karlsruhe
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Could you test whether it works with Wysiwyg 1.x-dev and Image Assist 2.x-dev ?

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wessex commented

No luck - clicking the camera button still invokes my site's front page rather than the image dialogue. I've even uninstalled the modules properly, and started again with the versions suggested by sun.

I'll give TinyMCE 2 a go.

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wessex commented

The image assist button didn't show up in TinyMCE 2.1.1. I'm stumped!

Any further suggestions/combinations greatfully received...

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wessex commented

It looks like Path Redirect 5.x 1.2 module was the culprit. Not only was it redirecting the image popup, but also breaking the display of images within TinyMCE.

I'll head over to the Path Redirect issues section...

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wessex commented

Hmm, seems as if a redirect from index.php to was hiding away in that list of redirects. Yep - that'd do it. Problem solved. Now all I have to do it work out why on earth I might have done that...

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wessex commented
Priority: Normal » Minor
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)
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sun
Primary language German
Location Karlsruhe
commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Fixed

Mind to add a comprehensive summary of what you configured wrong in Path Redirect module to #359936: FAQ ? That might help other users who might have configured it as you had.

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wessex commented

Yes - that's a good idea. I will add it!

Here's my confessional:

Basically - my old static HTML site hosted in IIS, that I replaced with Drupal (on LAMP, naturally) , always showed domain.com/index.php
When I first set up Drupal, I thought that quite a few people would have domain.com/index.php explicitly bookmarked, and that the URL looked ugly. You can probably see what's coming. So I merrily set up a redirect from index.php to . Of course, that meant that some scripts that used a parameter of index.php, like Image Assist's popup, were redirected to the front page of the site.

A stupid mistake, but I can see now why I made it, and how logical it seemed at the time.

I'll add it to the FAQ. Thanks for your help, sun!

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.