By mehrocks on

I have recently installed drupal 6.15 and installed Tinymce 3.3b1. I successfully installed it and configured tinymce but when I create or edit a content i do not see the Tinymce editor. I created a profile called "Authenticated user" - Basic set up > Roles allowed checked authenticated user > Default state "enabled" > Allow users to choose "disabled"> Show disable/enable rich text editor toggle "true". Visibility show on "node/* user/* comment/*". Buttons plug in - checked almost everything. Editor appearance "top" etc. Permission Access under tinymce checked authenticated user. Default input format "Full HTML". I checked my page.tpl.php and print $closure is there right after the close body tag. I really dont know what else to do . I am not getting any errors. I just cant see the Tinymce editor when i edit or create a content. Can anyone help me? thanks in advance.

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amitnazare’s picture

amitnazare commented

Even I am also getting the same thing, no errors but the editor dont get dislayed. Do anybody has the solution what should we do.... If somebody has worked on it, please let us know.

Redherring’s picture

Redherring commented

I have successfully installed TinyMCE on a local host and it worked fine. I then transferred the site to a web server and the editor does not appear when you select it under 'Input Formats'. I suspect it is something to do with profiles but I can't see how it can be addressed.

Redherring’s picture

Redherring commented

After reading http://drupal.org/node/504556 I tried using IE instead of Firefox (my normal browser) and it worked fine! Doesn't work for me on Chrome either.

Redherring’s picture

Redherring commented

I found the answer to the problem. I had omitted 

print $closure

from the end of my template page! It was a theme of my own design. Looking at the default pages (and the head of this post) pointed me in the right direction.

BTW maraula says s/he put the print $closure after the close body tag while all the templates I've looked at have it just before. Is this critical?

blade-jie’s picture

blade-jie commented

Since IMCE inserts the required javascript file into the closure of your theme, you must be sure that your theme supports closure and displays it correctly.
In phptemplate themes like bluemarine or garland the closure variable is $closure that is usually printed at the end of the page(page.tpl.php). In case of a missing closure try printing theme('closure') or $closure just before the closing tag. No need for this in IMCE 6.x

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mehrocks commented

Correction i put it before the close of the body tag, sorry about that. I will try to remove $closure and find out if it works for me. But as of the moment i used FCKeditor instead. IMCE gave me a head ache.

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geefin commented

Two problems I've found.

If you're getting the TinyMCE is null error message, then disable compression on the Javascript files (under "site configuration->performance")

If still no joy, make sure you've not picked "enabled" for "Allow users to choose default:" "under site configuration->TinyMCE->--your profile-->Basic Setup".

GBain22’s picture

GBain22 commented

Even though I've moved to using the WYSIWYG module instead of TinyMCE - I had a website using the Tiny module. I upgraded to latest version of Drupal and tiny no longer appeared.

To fix it, I simply disabled the Optimisation of Javascript under Site Configuration > Performance.

Tiny magically showed again - thanks geefin - much appreciated.

Garry.

tacoparty’s picture

tacoparty commented

My Tiny MCE editor has also suddenly disappeared. I've tried all the fixes mentioned here to no avail. It's not showing in Chrome or IE but it works fine in Firefox. I prefer Chrome but I suppose I will switch back to FF for now. If anybody figures out what the heck is going on, I'd love to know.

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pramudya81 commented

Same here I use D 6.19, Wysiwyg 6.x-2.1, TinyMCE 3.3.8

It all works fine for FF but nope for Chrome and IE....any idea?

mezitlab’s picture

mezitlab commented

I found another one problem. If I change the Interface language from English to Hungary, the editor disappear.
D6.25 with jQueryUI 1.7
Wysiwyg: 6.x-2.4

duppy.ocio’s picture

duppy.ocio commented

I had the same problem when i selected Spanish languaje, but i found the problem: I didn't have the languaje library,

Try downloading the languaje pack and installing it.
http://www.tinymce.com/i18n/index.php?ctrl=lang&act=download&pr_id=1

I hope that fixes it.