Hey all. I'm having the hardest time getting this to show. It was showing fine on my site, and then it wasn't - I'm not sure what changed between that. I know I updated it to the latest version(and I have Drupal core 6.25), but I've tried going back and getting new versions, etc. and hasn't helped.

I've checked all the settings, especially visibility settings. I have specified exactly but it doesn't show up on any of the edit pages. I went through the troubleshooting guide here but nothing helped, and I got to the end it said maybe it was corrupted file. But I tried deleting it all completely and starting with new downloads and everything, and that didn't fix it. Still doesn't show.

I also tried going to the ckeditor home page and downloading it from there, for a clean fresh start.

I have disabled all modules and switched to default theme, so I know it's not any of those causing the problem.

I even tried switching to the Wysiwyg module but doing the ckeditor that way didn't work either. BUT neither did the Nicedit library option - that wasn't ckeditor. Does this mean I have a javascript problem, so that it won't ever load the editor??

It's so weird because my other site still works...they both were working fine before.
Thank you SO much for any help/suggestions...it has been very difficult coding and formatting tables all through html...

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katrialesser’s picture

Alright, I tried Whizzwig, didn't work either. I also tried using widgEditor and that's just automatically enabled for body edit fields...this one is so simple it has like one thing to do - set basic user permissions - and it doesn't work. What does that mean?

I know it's not a browser issue. It's broken in firefox, chrome, and IE. My other site works in all three as well.

Also, my content is all with a custom content type, article. So for example I would put this line in the global settings:
acquia_prosper:article@node/12/edit.edit-body (or)
acquia_prosper:article@node/*/edit.edit-body

dczepierga’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Do u try to change theme to the default and then try to check this?
Do u see any errors on Firebug (Firefox addon)?

Greetings

katrialesser’s picture

Yes I've tried changing back to the default (Garland) theme. But I decided to try again just now - and my widgEditor seems to be working. (I didn't have any other editors enabled last time I tried going to default theme)

So in Garland, widgEditor works, but not ckeditor, whizzywig, or the Wysiwyg editor.

I don't know where to see errors in firebug, but the only errors I see on the page (from the error console) seem to be $("#primary-menu ul.sf-menu").superfish is not a function...that's it.

katrialesser’s picture

So i fI go to the ckeditor setting page, it warns me that there might be problems if i have both the WYSIWYG module & ckeditor module enabled at the same time, so i disabled that again.

It says there is currently no role with "access ckeditor permission" which is weird because I've set that lots of times (i've had to recheck it a couple times) but it still doesn't work after i set it back to having administrator have rights to all the ckeditor options.

katrialesser’s picture

Alright, whizzywyg does work..so I can use that one. It's just definitely not as good as ckeditor.

mkesicki’s picture

@girlwithquestions ,
it looks that you have superfish module enabled or other module that try to use something from superfish (this is probably the reason why you see error in Firebug). Can you check if CKEditor works when you disable superfish module (error message in Firebug should gone).

katrialesser’s picture

I don't have the superfish module enabled, or even downloaded in my folder...I've actually never worked with it, so i thought that error was confusing. Is there a different module that uses "superfish" termed stuff?

mkesicki’s picture

@girlwithquestions ,
can you search 'superfish' word in your drupal files ? It looks that some module try to use JavaScript 'superfish' function.