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You need to upload the TinyMCE folder into your assets/plugins folder.
Doh.....that would explain it then!
(It’s been a long day - thank the Lord it’s Friday!)
Thanks Susan,
Dan
I’ve just installed tinyMCE 2.0.6.1a in a fresh modx 0.92 install and I’m experiencing some weird behaviour. Everytime I use the ’Edit HTML Source’ the complete source is embedded in <pre> tags. When I then click on ’update’ the whole content is pre-formatted. By selecting everything and using the format dropdown I can subsequently undo this but you can imagine that this is really starting to annoy me. >:( The strange thing is that deleting the pre tags in the source does not seem to help.
I’ve gone through the TinyMCE documentation but I can’t seem to find anything that might do this. Help...?
Sorry about the delay, TobyL. I’ll get on this and research the problem to see if I can find a quick solution for ya. Seems like some odd behavior there. Hopefully it’ll be an easy fix.
Jeff Whitfield
"I like my coffee hot and strong, like I like my women, hot and strong... with a spoon in them."
Yes, it looks to be an easy fix. In fact, I believe it was answered by breezer in the other post. So...looks like I’m gonna add this little fix as well as the link dialog box addon to the next update...which should be pretty soon.
Jeff Whitfield
"I like my coffee hot and strong, like I like my women, hot and strong... with a spoon in them."
Has anyone else experienced problems with editing/saving snippets after installing TinyMCE? I just installed into client site, all was working previously. Install of editor seemed to go okay, but now when I try to save a newly created snippet I get this message in the content area of admin--
Not Acceptable
An appropriate representation of the requested resource /new/manager/index.php could not be found on this server.
Apache/1.3.37 Server at www.barrylyga.com Port 80
Oddly enough most other stuff in admin seems to work. The noted file is in place.
The php version is 4.4.3 on Apache 1.3.37 on Hostgator. I’ve got phpinfo.php set up on the domain if that info would be helpful. Let me know and I can PM you the url and the logins.
Help on this would be GREATLY appreciated, we’ve already had one disaster with this site and a corrupted database that the client hadn’t backed up prior to h-e-double L breaking loose. I really don’t want to drop anything else in his lap. We just got this back online and we were just finishing the "reconstruction", and almost wrapped up.
Worst case is can you tell me how to "back out" of tinyMCE? Uninstall it completely? I tried just ininstalling the plugin, but there’s still a lot of stuff in the db and the problem is still occurring.
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Hi kickass, the only times I have seen that error message is when mod_security is enabled on the server and something is tripping the filters.
I know that mod_security has been discussed before on the forums so If you run a search, you should be able to find some possible solutions to this problem (if it is mod_security causing the problem, that is)
Garry Nutting
Senior Developer
MODX, LLC
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Thanks, Garryn. This is very unhappy news. The db corruption we experienced with this site previously happened when his OLD host installed mod_security and screwed up everything.
Wish me luck. And I really hope this isn’t the wave of the future . . . I had three other scripts go south on that damn mod_security, though they were all fixable.
Okay -- I’ve dug through TinyMCE, the database, QuickEdit.
The TinyMCE edit box is ludicrously small, especially on the "Advanced" setting.
The edit div has a height of roughly 270px, and an actual editable area of 110px height.
Anybody know where to change this?