By pajamajeremy on

Hi. I've installed the WYSIWIG module in Drupal 6. In WYSIWIG's settings (here: admin/settings/wysiwyg/profile/2/edit) I see this:

Allow users to choose default
If allowed, users will be able to choose their own editor default state in their user account settings.

So, I assume that means that if I look here: user/1/edit, that I'll find some checkbox or something in which I can toggle off the WYSIWIG shows up for me by default or not.

I see no such thing. What am I missing? Is this a bug?

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luyendao’s picture

luyendao commented

The WYSIWYG module isn't an editor in itself, it's just there to support other client-side editors - try adding an editor and see if it shows up, i'll be honest i've never tried what you're doing, but i know for sure you don't have an actual editor installed.

I'd recommend trying the YUI Rich Editor, it's the slickest editor so far, Nick Lewis recommends it. I've been using it for the past week on a few sites, and it blows the other editors away in terms of ease of use, image insertion integration and also extensibility because it based off the YUI (Yahoo User Interace Library), which will keep growing.

Hope that helps.

pajamajeremy’s picture

pajamajeremy commented

Sorry. I should have made it more clear. I have installed editors within WYSIWIG and they work. The only part that doesn't work is being able to turn them on and off on a per-user basis.

pajamajeremy’s picture

pajamajeremy commented

And it's pretty nice. Thanks.

I'm still trying to figure out the per-user settings though.

dddave’s picture

dddave commented

You only can set the editor permissions per role not per user. I think the next branch of wysiwig is capable of such a fine grained stuff but currently it only works on the role level.

playground21’s picture

playground21 commented

Hi,

I'm trying out YUI editor and the editor shows up in the item description but I'm not able save at all.

Thanks