I setup fckeditor without much difficulty at all, however, because it is not possible to prevent fckeditor from displaying on some pages (like the admin pages) I want to use tinymce.
I downloaded the tinymce module 1.58 and tinymce version 2.0.3, uploaded the module into the modules directory and tinymce into the modules/tinymce/tinymce directory.
I ran the mysql script.
I enabled the module, grated access to everyone, then in the settings/tinymce I created a profile for all users and selected the buttons.
I enabled tinymce on all textboxes.
Finally, when I go to any of the example pages that came with tinymce, they work fine (so I'm reasonably sure my tinymce files are correct).
However, all of my textareas are just textareas and do not display the tinymce.
I checked my profile and have ensured it is enabled.
I really need help on this.
What am I missing?
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Has anyone else experienced
Has anyone else experienced this?
I would really love to get TinyMCE running but it appears I'm stuck.
I have the exact same
I have the exact same problem, and have done for several weeks and many CVS updates. Still scratching my head trying to figure out what the magic little tick-box is somewhere that isn't ticked.
All the little icons didn't show up in Settings until recently, now they do, probably part of the HEAD pathing changes that messed lots of modules up.
Drupal 4.7.x & Module CVS today; MCE current Release (2.0.3), Firefox and IE both with Javascript enabled but not a sausage in the Text areas...
Until I get this working its completly holding-up content creation for my website :(
try this
Did you add a new input format under admin->input format?
It talks about it in the INSTALL.txt file that comes with TinyMCE:
Go to admin -> input formats and add a new input format called "rich-text editing". Then select it as your default input format.
Hope that helps
stupid suspicious content, I
stupid suspicious content, I shall have to retype everything. again. without using the code tag this time. (take it off the "formatting guidelines" if you can't use it, ffs...)
Yes, I have an input format as instructed.
When you go to create any content you get a text Body area with a disable rich-text link below it.
MSIE comes up with a Javascript error when you click it (no error beforehand) :
Line 16 Char 5 Object doesn't support this property or method
Only Administrator gets the option of choosing input method, and even for that "Rich Text" is the default.
Here's all the relevant settings I can think of :
Profile Roles Operations
Ordinary Member authenticated user edit delete
Default settings
Default tinymce state: On
Safari browser warning: Disabled
Input formats
Default Name Roles Operations
Filtered HTML No roles may use this format configure delete
PHP code No roles may use this format configure delete
Full HTML No roles may use this format configure delete
(Default) Rich-text editing No roles may use this format configure
All user types (except anonymous) have "access tinymce" permission. None have "admin tinymce".
Only other things to mention in addition to earlier stuff, is the Drupal installation is in a sub-directory of domain (as its being developed). Also got the compressed tinymce installed as well (latest Release version of course).
TinyMCE is in the page, just not working
Using Firefox I saved the page - the folder of files it produces includes tinymce.
Also its in the page's header when I look at the HTML... (edited stuff out)
SOLVED PROBLEM
SOLVED PROBLEM
deleted the compressed version of tinymce
Suddenly works! Huzzah!
Solved here too
This problem has kept me busy for days, and removing the tiny_mce_gzip.php file eventually cured the problem