Closed (fixed)
Project:
Htmlarea
Version:
5.x-2.0
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
28 Jun 2007 at 21:11 UTC
Updated:
2 Aug 2007 at 10:07 UTC
Hi Drupal Gurus,
I've installed and enable the HTMLAREA module into my Drupal 5.x and then downloaded and unpacked Xinha into modules/htmlarea. When I go to administer the HTMLArea module in Drupal, I get the following error:
"Xinha/HTMLArea is not installed, download Xinha from http://xinha.python-hosting.com/wiki/DownloadsPage (recommended), and install it into the htmlarea module directory."
I've tried unpacking Xinha in the root of modules/htmlarea as well as unpacking it into modules/htmlarea/xinha and nothing seems to work. I get the same thing with either the bluemarine or garland themes.
Any idea how I get it working? Thanks for the help.
Comments
Comment #1
cmcqueen1975 commentedI got the latest (Xinha_0.931.tar.gz) from http://xinha.python-hosting.com/wiki/DownloadsPage and unpacked to sites/all/modules/htmlarea/xinha and that got rid of the "Xinha/HTMLArea is not installed" message. I'm using the Garland theme.
Comment #2
devbox commentedCopied the Xinha files and folder into the htmlarea folder and it still tell me that Xinha must be copied into the htmlarea folder (??? I did it!)
Comment #3
gordon commentedXinha needs to be unpacked into the htmlarea module directory so your directory structure is something like
module/htmlarea/xinha
This will then allow it to work.
Comment #4
devbox commentedYes, I did it!
My htmlarea folder contains
- htmlarea files and folder
CHANGELOG.txt
COMPATIBILITY.txt
dir.txt
docs
htmlarea.css
htmlarea.info
htmlarea.js
htmlarea.module
INSTALL.txt
LICENSE.txt
README.txt
start_drupal.inc
TODO.txt
UPGRADE.txt
- Xinha files and folders
contrib
dir.txt
examples
htmlarea.js
images
lang
license.txt
modules
plugins
popups
release-notes.txt
skins
Xinha.css
XinhaCore.js
But drupal give the message that Xinha is not installed.
Another thing: I don't know if the right htmlarea.js is the one in the Xinha or in the HtmlArea project.
Xinha used: 0.931
Comment #5
gordon commentedmarking as fixed
Comment #6
devbox commentedbut is it fixed?
how?
Is it pubblic?
Thanks.
Comment #7
gordon commented#4 has the fix.
Xinha must be in a directory under the the HTMLArea module directory.
Comment #8
devbox commentedI'm sorry!
I didn't understand your #3 solution: all works well!
Thanks
Comment #9
(not verified) commented