I have wysiwyg and ckeditor set up and text formats set up to allow media types like images. My Drupa installation is using a bare minimum of modules so far. But I notice even with the full html text format, that the Media browser icon that should be on the ck toolbar is not there. If I disable wysiwyg module, it then shows. Anyone have any clues as to why?

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Hi,

You can try this module: CKEditor Plugins Manager (for WYSIWYG module) it allow enable/disable plugins you have installed in sites/all/libraries/ckeditor/plugins/ (or custom version with plugins included).

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TwoD
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@comexpertise, cool idea for a module, but it's doing some very strange things! There's no reason it should be calling module_load_include('module', 'wysiwyg'); at the top of the file... (And it really should be in the sandbox repository, not just a .zip file attached to the project page.) One last tip would be to change the module name so its functions don't start with 'wysiwyg_ckeditor', since most of Wysiwyg module's own CKEditor functions start that way and there's a high collision risk. Perhaps use an acronym like 'wcp' instead?

The Media module checks that the active text format has the Media filter enabled, so you need to check that too for the Media button to work.

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ricksta CreditAttribution: ricksta commented

I just skipped the WYSIWYG module alltogether. I don't see what it adds for me. So i've installed the CKEditor module and and the files from CKEditor web site. And now everything works fine. I use text formats to filter html that content users can enter. WYSIWYG just seems unnecessary to me.

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Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

OK, closing this then.