I had I 6.22 drupal site with CKeditor installed/working. After I used drush up the site itself is working but I no longer have that "visual" editor provided by ckeditor.
Any idea of how to get it back running?
Well, that was easy. That was a matter of unpacking the contents of the ckeditor downloaded from the ckeditor site (called program) into modules/ckeditor. It will add a lot of files into modules/ckeditor/ckeditor
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Hello stackoverflow team
I've installed the ckeditor package as per the Quick Start Guide at https://docs.ckeditor.com/ckeditor4/latest/guide/dev_installation.html
Server is Apache running on CentOS 7
I'm stuck on the "Trying it out".
When I point my browser (Firefox 52.x) to the page
http://localhost/ckeditor/samples/index.html
The page displays without the ckeditor editing box.
What have I done wrong ?
I can use Firebug and can see the javascript has been loaded into the webpage, BUT its not displaying anything.
Also checked the Firefox for any add-on blockers, none detected.
And the same Firefox is using ckeditor to post this question !!
TIA's for any ideas and suggestions.
Download Full package, install.
Now working as expected. Previous attempt must have been an incomplete load.
After server upgrade from Domino 8.5.3 to 9.0.1FP2, the CKEditor in one of our applications stopped working but only on a few PC's. Some users see the full CKEditor in that appliacation some users don't. All of them have the same browsers (Firefox and IE) in the same versions.
Those, who does not see that CKEditor, see only a simple TextArea on it's place.
Has anybody any idea, where could be a problem?
Thanks, JiKra
You need to refresh the browser cache in order for the updated CKEditor files to be downloaded (and used).
There's a similar discussion on my blog at http://per.lausten.dk/blog/2014/08/xpages-and-domino-9-0-1-fp2-upgrades-to-ckeditor-and-dojo.html.
Cleaning and rebuilding the application worked for us.
I set up MAMP so I can set up extensionless URLs on a client site, which I've never done before. I'm using MAC OS 10.7.x. I set up the ports as 80, 7888 and 3306. I use Fetch for FTP and have show hidden files turned on. I write html but not php or any other scripting language.
I have a static HTML client site loaded into the MAMP/htdocs folder and the website is working except for the includes because I can't add the dot to the htaccess. I do this all the time on web servers.
I opened the current htaccess located in my client file (not in MAMP), with my text editor (BBedit) then tried to save it with the dot and the finder will not let me do it.
As a test, I then opened Mamp/htdocs/client and at the same time opened the active website via FTP and drug the current htaccess file with the dot into that folder. However I can't tell that it did anything. And even if it did, it would be invisible and then I couldn't edit it.
I've spent about 8 hours searching the internet for a solution to this problem, and discussing the same issue in a well known apache forum, and nobody seems to know how to do this (other than telling me to open in text editor and resave, which isn't working).
I hope someone here can steer me in the right direction.
I'm not sure if I understand your problem completely, but I know 2 ways to have more control in Mac OSX concerning file naming:
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/27025/secrets
This software allows you to set some hidden setting, like show all hidden files
Open a terminal and use something like:
$ sudo mv htacces .htaccess
Good luck
Use a better editor, which shows hidden files on its file browser, e.g. SublimeText 3 or go to the Finder preferences and show hidden files in general.
I have installed the Widgetkit module to joomla 2.5 and it is working, however when I try to make a slideshow the html editor does not appear to actually add content to the slideshow, I have a html editor enabled on global configuration (TinyMCE) also tried another editor but still no joy. Any ideas why this is happening?
Try to use JCE.
If it's still not working then go to JCE preferences and change there editor appearing in different places of admin panel.
I'm making a webpage in Drupal 6.26, and I blocked in a strange thing. I develop both in Localhost, and online, and the strange is that some how in online the primary links are empty (but there's element on it I can see in /admin/build/menu-customize/primary-links also in this page the menu elements appeared in the place, but in the other pages they don't), but in Localhost everything is ok, and i checked all of the settings and they are the same, the theme files are the same to,(and i didn't change anything in the other drupal files), the only difference is that the online page is set in offline (because the under maintenance), and I tried it to make it online, but the problem is still there, so I don't really have any idea.
That might be a theme problem. Make sure your local configuration has the same active theme as the installation on the public server. Try switching to a default theme that comes with Drupal.
Another cause might be one of your modules. Try disabling all but the system modules and then start re-enabling them one-by-one to see which one changes your menu.