Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.Somewhere after installing WYSIWYG API, I was given the opportunity to remove "comment" as an area where the editor would display.
Now I want to display the editor for "comments" but I can't find the admin area that allows me to make comments an area where the editor displays.
Comments
Comment #1
sunUhm. Impossible. Wysiwyg API allows to use editors whereever an input format enabled textarea appears. That is the one and only trigger. However, you might have Better Formats module installed, which allows to limit access to input formats per content-type.
Comment #2
jlhughes CreditAttribution: jlhughes commentedUhm. Not Impossible. I did it. I have two sites with the same WYSIWYG API plugin installed. One site has the editor for comments. The site where I changed _something_ does not.
I am willing to edit the database if someone can tell me where the value is stored that adds the editor to the textarea or limits the editor to certain content types.
These are the non-core modules I have installed:
Image 6.x-1.0-alpha4 Allows uploading, resizing and viewing of images.
Required by: Image Attach (enabled), Image Gallery (enabled), Image Import (enabled), Image assist (enabled)
Image assist 6.x-2.0-alpha3 This module allows users to upload and insert inline images into posts. It automatically generates an Add image link under the textarea fields of your choice.
Depends on: Image (enabled), Views (enabled)
Image Attach 6.x-1.0-alpha4 Allows easy attaching of image nodes to other content types.
Depends on: Image (enabled)
Image Gallery 6.x-1.0-alpha4 Allows sorting and displaying of image galleries based on categories.
Depends on: Image (enabled), Taxonomy (enabled)
Image Import 6.x-1.0-alpha4 Allows batches of images to be imported from a directory on the server.
Depends on: Image (enabled)
ImageMagick Advanced Options 6.x-1.0-alpha4 Adds advanced options to the ImageMagick image toolkit.
Other
Enabled Name Version Description
Enabled Name Version Description
Comment Subscribe 6.x-1.2 Comment follow up e-mail notification for anonymous as well as registered users.
Depends on: Comment (enabled)
Comment upload 6.x-1.0-alpha2 Enables file attachments on comments
Depends on: Upload (enabled)
Image Caption 6.x-2.3 Provides a caption for images using jquery.
Image caption filter 6.x-2.3 Create captions on images using the title attribute.
IMCE 6.x-1.2 An image/file uploader and browser supporting personal directories and user quota.
Required by: IMCE Wysiwyg API bridge (enabled)
Upload preview 6.x-1.1 Adds image preview thumbnails to the file attachment section.
Depends on: Upload (enabled)
Uploads in teasers 6.x-1.1 Shows the attachments table in node teasers.
User interface
IMCE Wysiwyg API bridge 6.x-1.0 Makes IMCE available as plugin for client-side editors integrated via Wysiwyg API.
Depends on: IMCE (enabled), Wysiwyg (enabled)
Wysiwyg 6.x-2.x-dev Allows users to edit contents with client-side editors.
Required by: IMCE Wysiwyg API bridge (enabled)
Views 6.x-2.3 Create customized lists and queries from your database.
Required by: Image assist (enabled), Node Comment (disabled), Views exporter (enabled), Views UI (enabled)
Views exporter 6.x-2.3 Allows exporting multiple views at once.
Depends on: Views (enabled)
Views UI 6.x-2.3 Administrative interface to views. Without this module, you cannot create or edit your views.
Comment #3
sunAs mentioned before, Wysiwyg API does not store anything about editor visibility anywhere. It is solely controlled by whether a textarea has an input format "attached". If there is no input format for a textarea, then there is also no editor. Plain simple.
Comment #4
jlhughes CreditAttribution: jlhughes commentedQUOTE "It is solely controlled by whether a textarea has an input format "attached"
Any idea where this info would be stored in the database? I am unable to find it in the 74 rows I've examined.
Comment #5
sunThis information is not stored in the database. Each form in Drupal controls on its own whether it wants to use an input format for a specific form element.