I've installed this module, however accessing the maintenance tab produces this error:
user warning: Table 'equinox_aic.reptag_storage' doesn't exist query: SELECT * FROM reptag_storage in /usr/www/users/equinox/ecliptic/aic/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 121.
and of course the caching feature doesn't work or update correctly because of the missing table. Perhaps all I needs is a stand-alone create table script for the missing table. I see it in the .install file, yet there were no errors reported during initial activation so I really don't know why it wasn't created.
also, I'm using TinyMCE and if the input format is "Filtered HTML" all line breaks are stripped from any entry during preview, whether it has any embedded rep-tags or not. Even " " (space) chars between words are removed concatenating the content into one big blob of letters. Since "Filtered HTML" is one of the principal places I would use reptags this is fatal bug for me. Amusing results, but obviously, I must uninstall. :P Any fix for this behavior?
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Comment #1
profix898 commentedI missed that _update hooks are not run on initial install. I will add the table creation code to the _install hook as well. You can easily correct this problem, by running the update.php script ... under 'Select versions' => 'reptag module' you must select '2' manually and then run 'Update'. Sorry for inconvinience.
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profix898 commentedPatch for the table creation issue has been committed to Drupal-4-7 branch.
For your TinyMCE issue:
I just installed a clean Drupal 4.7 with only RepTag and TinyMCE. I didnt make any changes to the reptag configuration (only the default .tags modules are enabled). I was able to reproduce your issue partly. The line breaks where removed using the Filtered HTML input filter. This issue seems to be related to TinyMCE. When I switched TinyMCE off (click on "disable rich-text") the result was as expected (with breaks).
But I didnt see the spaces removed actually ... not sure why this happens for you.
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profix898 commentedComment #4
profix898 commentedAdding
<p>to the list of allowed tags in HTML filter of 'Filtered HTML' input format seems to do the trick. After I did the line breaks are displayed correctly. I'm still unable to reproduce the spaces issue ...Comment #5
equinox commentedfixed thank you!! :)
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equinox commentedfixed thank you!! :)
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summit commentedHi,
I add to this issue, while I think this is related. If I am mistaken in this, sorry in advance.
This tip also works for Fckeditor. Without adding the
to the filtered html inputformat it doesn't work.
Greetings,
Martijn