I have the invite module on my drupal website. When a user fills out the invite form, there is an error when trying to submit the form. It says something along the lines of "invalid email". I noticed that if you type an email address and then switch to plain text editor, it shows that fckEditor added html code around the email address.
For example, I'm on the website and I type: email@website.com
If I switch to plain text editor, it displays: <p>email@website.com</p>
I saw the option to "Force simplified toolbar on the following fields:" and "Force simplified toolbar on the following paths:".
For the fields one, i typed: edit-email For the paths one, i typed: invite.
This didn't work. I'm assuming I'm missing something here... could somebody please give me an example of what I should enter in order to disable the fckEditor from displaying when entering information on the invite module?
Thanks!
Edited by: VeryMisunderstood; Moved to appropriate forum
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Hey there, I'm pretty sure
Hey there, I'm pretty sure there is a configuration file, or a theme function you can use to actually exclude specific text areas... Have a look at the docs for the editor and check out any files in the drupal module that could serve as a configuration file... Make sure you read the readme!
Hope this helps
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