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I like this theme and I'm using it right now, its a pity that FCKeditor didn't work with this theme. Any workaround?
Thank you.
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Comment #1
hswong3i CreditAttribution: hswong3i commentedi don't really think it is the problem of theme: it is function for me. i download the FCKeditor module, get the official FCKeditor package, and install all of it as guided in README.txt. the editor is shown out, within node edition page.
there shouldn't have bug for modules that use JS: drupal-4.7.x don't require for special configuration within theme, where drupal-5.x require the print of $scripts (and i am sure that the official release contain that line in header).
i will suggest you to check if you have install the FCKeditor correctly ;-)
Comment #2
williamn CreditAttribution: williamn commentedok. anyway, on this installation i also use garland and barlow theme and fckeditor is working on both theme.
Comment #3
williamn CreditAttribution: williamn commentednow fckeditor is working on my installation. i add this line :
in line 8 after this line :
Comment #4
hswong3i CreditAttribution: hswong3i commentedhope to confirm once again: are you sure that you are using the official 5.x release of this theme, or just upgrade your customized theme from old 4.7.x-dev version (the package that release before Feb 2007)?
i get the package and check it once again: the line is appeared within the page.tpl.php. this shouldn't be a bug for official 5.x package.
if you are using your old theme, please refer to the theme upgrade guideline for 4.7.x to 5.x for more details. the print of $scripts variable is the new requirement for theme under 5.x
Comment #5
hswong3i CreditAttribution: hswong3i commentedseems no more follow up and so i will set it as fixed
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