I don't know what I could be missing... I thought the client was mistaken, but when I sign in w/ her credentials, I cannot upload an image. As you can see from the attached screen shots, I don't have that problem when I sign in (Picture 3.png), and I don't know what else I may need to enable for the Site Manager role that I've set up. I have pretty much everything related to images checked on, and as you can see from the attached Picture 4.png file, I have the permissions related to Uploads all enabled. So what am I missing? Picture 2.png is what my client is currently seeing.
Some further info on another issue post I made to the wrong project: http://drupal.org/node/572996
Thanks,
Shaun
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Comments
Comment #1
shaunwo commentedComment #2
twodI'm guessing you are using the IMCE module (and IMCE Wysiwyg Bridge) to enable image upload through FCKeditor?
If your client does not use the same input format you are using, maybe you have missed enabling IMCE for the corresponding editor profile?
Comment #3
sunMoving to proper project.
Comment #4
jon nunan commentedHave you set up an IMCE profile for the role you need?
Check: http://www.example.com/admin/settings/imce/profiles and make sure you have a profile allocated to the role you want.
Comment #5
ldekay commentedI was having a heck of a time with the missing browser button, even after I had installed IMCE Wysiwyg Bridge. Finally had to disable and uninstall Wysiwyg, IMCE and the bridge, then reinstall and reconfigure everything. Now it works with both FCKEditor and TinyMCE.
Note 1: even though the Drupal Modules page for TinyMCE says not to bother because it's embedded in Wysiwyg, it ain't! Had to get the download from http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/download.php and unarchive it into the site>all>libraries directory.
Note 2: nobody said anywhere that the FCKEditor directory that has to be intalled in the site>all>libraries directory is not the module on the Drupal Modules FCKEditor page, but rather is the library add-in you get from http://ckeditor.com/download (and I never could get CKEditor to work when installed as stated in the documentation!).
It only took 2 weeks of 'on and off' working on this to get it all figured out and working correctly. I hope this will help someone else avoid this pain. I guess this is to be expected with an OpenSource CMS and developer-written documentation.
Comment #6
sunI'm sorry that the installation process is more complex than it needs to be. That's mainly caused by the IMCE's maintainer not wanting to put client-side editor support into the IMCE project itself. Hence, there's little we can do on this side.