Ok so I think I know my problem but I am having problems solving it.
I installed drupal (not sure what version it is but its the one on the drupal main page) and then I wanted FCK. So I installed it and it shows up in the module area and there are no errors. It shows up in the permissions and everywhere it should. However, when I got to add or edit content the FCK editor does not show up. I am currently using the:
Gnifetti
Marinelli with both sidebars on the left
6.x-2.6
theme. FCK will show up in Administer>Site Building> Modules where it is turned ON with IMCE.
It shows up in Administer>Site Config>Fck editor
*** This is where I think my problem is ***
Right now I have anonymous and advanced under the default profile.
-Basic-
Roles allowed to use this profile: *
anonymous user
authenticated user
Allow users to customize FCKeditor appearance:
"True"
-Security-
Security filters
"Html Filters"
Security settings
"Always run security filters for FCKeditor"
-Visibility settings-
Minimum rows:
"1"
Use inclusion or exclusion mode:
"include"
Fields to exclude/include:
"nothing"
Paths to exclude/include:
"nothing"
Force simplified toolbar on the following fields:
"nothing"
Force simplified toolbar on the following paths:
"nothing"
Now the reason I haven't specified paths is because I dont want to have to put in every damn link. Is there no universal, all pages?
Administer>User Conf>Permissions>
anonymous user authenticated user
access fckeditor ON ON
administer fckeditor
allow fckeditor file uploads ON ON
Before I posted I checked out the trouble shooting tips and I noticed this:
First of all make sure, that FCKeditor is enabled on this specific page. Take a look into source code of your page and search for something similar to:
var oFCK_1 = new FCKeditor( 'oFCK_1' );
oFCK_1.BasePath = '/modules/fckeditor/fckeditor/';
So I checked the source and the closest thing I get is:
and I dont know if thats ok?
For good measure here is my site:
and I have firebug installed im just not understanding how to use it yet.
Any suggestions?
Comments
Comment #1
F0rumus3r commented***So I checked the source and the closest thing I get is: ***
Comment #2
F0rumus3r commentedok so on the global permissions i added:
The setting is on: Include
edit-user-mail-welcome-body
edit-user-mail-admin-body
edit-user-mail-approval-body
edit-user-mail-pass-body
edit-user-mail-register-admin-created-body
edit-user-mail-register-no-approval-required-body
edit-user-mail-register-pending-approval-body
edit-user-mail-password-reset-body
edit-user-mail-status-activated-body
edit-user-mail-status-blocked-body
edit-user-mail-status-deleted-body
edit-pages
edit-pathauto-ignore-words
edit-recipients
edit-reply
edit-description
edit-synonyms
edit-img-assist-textareas
edit-img-assist-paths
edit-nodewords-description
edit-relatedlinks-fieldset-relatedlinks
edit-allowed-values-php
edit-allowed-values
edit-update-notify-emails
edit-googleanalytics-pages
edit-googleanalytics-codesnippet-before
edit-googleanalytics-codesnippet-after
edit-piwik-pages
edit-piwik-codesnippet
edit-feedburner-useragents
edit-target
edit-body*** Added
< Paths to exclude/include: >
admin/*/logintoboggan
node/add/page *** Added
still dosent show up when I go to create content.
Comment #3
F0rumus3r commentedGOT IT! ok so what i had to do is at the bottem of each page there was a little fine print:
The ID for excluding or including this element is: edit-body - the path is: node/7/edit (or somthing similar)
I copied the information and pasted it in the visibility section of FCKeditor.
Now another question? Is there no global setting to just turn it on or off. I noticed I had to add the ids of each page i want to edit. Thats fine for my 12 page site but what if it grows to 10000 pages? Do I have to add it to the list EVERY time i create a new page?
Comment #4
wwalc commentedHow about
node/*/edit?Comment #5
wwalc commentedMarking as fixed. Whenever you want to select more than one field/path please use wildcards (* or ?).