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Module enabled successfully.
Double-checked that 'Administer CKEditor access' is ticked for ADMINISTRATOR, logged in as ADMINISTRATOR.
Tried to go admin/config/content/ckeditor, but it goes to admin/config/content instead.
Also in Module list page, admin/modules#user_interface
The link anchor of 'Configure' of CKEditor points to admin/config/content instead of admin/config/content/ckeditor
I aslo tried disable and uninstall the module, clear cached, delete the module files. Then reinstall and enable. But doesn't work. Still.
It is really wired. What goes wrong?
Thanks.
Comments
Comment #1
fahey252 CreditAttribution: fahey252 commentedI also experienced this however, the CKEditor appears for all my tags. Since I cannot configure CKEditor, I am not able to use CKEditor Link 7.x-2.2.
Comment #2
fahey252 CreditAttribution: fahey252 commentedUPDATE: After disabling and re-enbaling CKEditor Link I was able to navigate to admin/config/content/ckeditor by typing it in manually. However, a CKEditor link still did not appear in admin/config. There are no errors on my Status page, ran cron, and ensured proper permissions. I am on Drupal 7.9 core.
Comment #3
gilzero CreditAttribution: gilzero commentedDid you use Drush to enable the module?
I got a error when I was enabling the CKEditor with Drush: drush en -y ckeditor. I think it has something to do with that error.
Then I tried re-enabled again, it says module already been enabled.
I query the database, found that the path define in hook_menu() in ckeditor.module were not wrote to the database which is probably why we cannot access the configuration page.