FIXED-Fatal Error, site crashed after Tiny Tiny install

Some thoughts:
- The normal place to install the module is, in your case, home/moncyo/public_html/sites/all/modules/tinytinymce (the place where you have installed the module is for Drupal core modules. I don't know if that makes difference but you should certainly move the module to the correct place.)
- Are you using Drupal 6?
- Have you downloaded tinyMCE from Moxiecode and put in in a subdirectory of the module - the module just provides a link to tinymce, which you have to download separately

I hope one of these helps (and I'm glad to see your site is now working, but without tinymce I think)

Steve

I've done exactly as you stated above but I still get the same message:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function user_access() in ***/modules/tinytinymce/tinytinymce.module on line 119

Yes I use Drupal 6, yes I've installed tinymce in a sub dir of tinytinymce, any ideas?

Hi Sakim,

Yes - I think this and the previous post have given me a clue. I can't immediately see why the call to user_access is not working, but it tells me where to look.

Hi Sakim,

The *** in your message doesn't tell me exactly where you installed the module.

Did you put it in
{basepath}/sites/all/modules/tinytinymce

Or in
{basepath}/modules/tinytinymce

It's vital that the module is loaded after the Drupal core modules, so the first option is the correct one (ie .../sites/all/modules/tinytinymce). If you put it in .../modules tinytinymce will activate before the user module has loaded, causing the error you see.

I hope this helps

Steve

Steve, thanks for the update. My module was indeed installed in {basepath}/modules/tinytinymce, unaware of such thing as sites/all/modules... Anyway, this fixed the issues, thanks!

Hi Yogayak

I'm pretty sure this is because you installed it at /home/moncyo/public_html/modules/tinytinymce.

It is vital that the module is loaded after all the core modules have loaded. So the correct place to put the files is

/home/moncyo/public_html/sites/all/modules/tinytinymce

I hope this helps

Steve

Thanks for letting me know Sakim - I will release a new version which checks for the existence of the user module and warns the user if it is not properly installed.

Steve

The fix is to install the module in the correct path, ie {basepath}/sites/all/modules/tinytinymce

The latest version should not crash the site, even if installed in the wrong place - it will just warn the user to check the installation.

Steve