By kgg on

Hello,

I am new to Drupal, so please excuse my ignorance!

Today, I installed a site and added the wysiwyg module, the TinyMCE editor, IMCE and the IMCE bridge. (Also, some other modules, but let's assume they have nothing to do with this for the time being).

I go to create a page.
Select an image via the IMCE button (/sites/default/files/user.png).
The image appears in the editor window.
Cool.

Press preview, and I see I don't see the image, instead the following:
"[img]/sites/default/files/user.png[/img]"

in the preview pane.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance!

Karl

Comments

seehui’s picture

seehui commented

Perhaps you can try to go to IMCE setting in /admin/settings/imce/profile, go to common setting, and check the box of "Absolute URLs"? Hope this helps.

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kgg commented

Thanks mate, no luck.

I just get the absolute URL between the [UR][/URL] tags.

Further:

If I select "disable rich-text", I can see:

[img]/sites/default/files/user.png[/img]

in the TinyMCE editor window - exactly as in the preview window.....

Karl

ask4prasath’s picture

ask4prasath commented

Check whther you have enabled clean url

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kgg commented

Thanks, but clean URLs enabled.

If I select "Disable rich-text" I can see the [IMG] tags in the editor window, so it must be IMCE doing it...

Karl

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nvisioncurtis commented

Was this ever resolved?

I was messing with Drupal 7 and I had this same issue and resolved but deselecting "Convert URLs to link" BUT i'm now using Drupal 6.2 and I have the same issue...

I don't see that filter to deselect. I think it was a separate module in D6.

I never saw this before as I always used FCkeditor - now trying to use tinyMCe with WYSIWYG module...

Hmm!

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nvisioncurtis commented

So it seems that the BBC code option in WYSIWYG module is causing a conflict as reported here.
http://drupal.org/node/800626

This is really not an issue but just a conflicting setting. I'm new to the WYSIWYG module. Makes sense now that I see what is causing it.