Link to internal resource alphabetical not tree structure

Howdy,

Having upgraded a client from 1.0.3 to 1.05, I also removed and updated TinyMCE. Presently I have experienced a situation whereby adding a link to resource via the content editor now brings up an alphabetical list of resources rather than a tree structure.

Example (new style in tinyMCE)

Document A
Document B
Document C
Document D
Document E

Example (old style)

Document A
Document B
Document C
--------Document D
--------Document E


The question is pure and simply, is there a parameter / setting to change from alphabetical listing to resource tree listing.

Kind regards

Psypha

Still havent resolved this yet, anyone out there have a quick fix?

I get the tree structure.

Try re-uploading the assets/plugins/tinymce folder, and check to make sure you have the correct tinymce plugin being used. Also make sure the browser cache and domain cookies are cleared.

Well I tried removing the TinyMCE folder and then doing a re-install. Browser cache and domain cookies cleared. Still see the alphabetical view rather than the tree listing.

Very odd.

This may relate to the problem I'm having with the file browser in TinyMCE not being able to select a file although I can see them. Even tried an alternative file browser (KCFinder). The file browser worked as a plugin but there is no select option on the context menu (right mouse click).

So in short since upgrading this particular site to 1.0.5, I can no longer select files from the file manager or list resources in a tree structure.

Very frustrating as I'm certain it has to be something relatively mundane.

Indeed, as I have done literally dozens of upgrades on dozens of different hosts and not had that problem. It certainly sounds like javascript issues. Are you sure that your browser's cache is clear? Browsers will cache js files, and sometimes they don't get rid of them easily. Also make sure your cookies for the domain have been cleared. The only times I've ever had strange problems with an upgrade was if I'd forgotten to log out of the original before running the upgrade.

Check your server logs, there might be something there if some files have the wrong permissions or something odd like that. I once had a site with problems because the server security was set to limit the depth at which scripts could be run; the hosting had to change that from 4 folders deep to 6 before TinyMCE worked properly. [ed. note: sottwell last edited this post 14 years, 6 months ago.]