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By nvisioncurtis on
Hi All,
Been trying to configure TinyMCE to upload images under Drupal 7. Permissions are set as far as I can see. Editor and upload appear to be working correctly.
My images show in edit mode but not within the page or preview. Instead they show as a link like so
[img]http://vhi-dev.tld/sites/default/files/pictures/small_Water%20lilies.jpg... [img]http://vhi-dev.tld/sites/default/files/pictures/medium_Winter.jpg[/img]
These end up being clickable links to the images...
Modules installed: (Wysiwyg, TinyMCE, IMCE Wysiwyg API bridge and IMCE)
FILTER: Full HTML
Local server: Xampp
Any ideas why?
Comments
Filter issue...
Not sure if this is the correct filter behavior but it seems that the filter "Convert URLs into Links" was the problem.
Removing this filter did not immediately fix the issue, I had to add a new in-line image via the editor then it showed up correctly.
I always thought output Filters were applied to the output not the source...
Image just displays as links in drupal 7, why?
I have the same problem, anyone can tell how to fix it? Thanks!!!
Same problem
Removing this filter did not work for me. Anyone else fix this issue?
Sharon
Same here. I've tried
Same here. I've tried everything. Same exact setup. Have reinstalled and started from scratch a number of times thinking it was something I did. Am completely baffled. The original author of this said that clicking on the resulting page showed the images (which doesn't make sense to me) but all I'm showing in the page is the [img .... /img] code just sitting there on the production page doing nothing but looking stupid.
Oh! You have *got* to be
Oh! You have *got* to be kidding me! It was because I had selected the "BBCode" option for the WYSIWYG configuration for Full HTML when IMCE editor was selected.
That is *so* stupid. I guess I'm so stupid except that it's so stupid that they bundle together "Buttons" and "Plug-ins" in the same location and do not specify which is a button and which is a plug-in. I assumed they were all buttons, some which used plug-ins. Apparently I was wrong ... but I'm guess I'm not the first nor will I be the last to make that mistake. A BBCode button would be nice (so that you could type in BBCode on a portion of a page), but that is not what that option is. I learned the hard way ... along with perhaps 8 hours of tearing my hair out.
Well, at least that's over and hopefully if anyone else has that problem (I'm suspecting the others who posted this problem did the same thing) they'll know why: That BBCode option is *not* a button, it's a plug-in that renders all your BBCode useless.
Still fuming. Hey, it's free ... must keep telling myself that.
I'm not sure what the intent
I'm not sure what the intent of the BBcode option is or how its suppose to work. I've never used it before, but suree enough I checked it off in this was the issue for me anyway and so it changed the the actual content which required me to replace the BBcode in my content with the correct html that it replaced.
Thank you
I had the same problem but with a different editors (tinyMCE and CKEditor), and have been searching for several days. Thanks to your post I could solve this issue.
Thanks!
Yes thanks from me too!
Teach me to click stuff I didn't know what it did.
BBCcode fixed the problem.
Teach me to click stuff I didn't know what it did.
Thanks
hehehe
me too