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Running the location+Gmap module and allowing locations to be selected when creating a node seems to break the TinyMCE editor used through the wysiwyg api, but only in IE 7 and 8. It works fine in Firefox, Safari, and Chrome. I did some searching about this... but most everyone talked about TinyMCE not loading at all in IE. It works fine in IE as long as the option to select a "location" isn't enabled for that particular type of node. But as soon as it is enabled, TinyMCE fails to load properly... If you need more info, please let me know. Thanks for the help.
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Comments
Comment #1
TwoDWhich versions of the other modules are you using?
Which version of TinyMCE are you using?
Are you seeing any JavaScript errors? Please post the entire error messages.
Comment #2
Bigpappaj CreditAttribution: Bigpappaj commentedIm using 6.x-1.1rc1 of Gmap and 6.x-3.1rc1 of location and 3.2.4.1 of TinyMCE which I believe is the latest as well as the latest WSIWYG API module build. I dont get any errors... all I get is a deformed load of the editor... I attached a screen shot.
Comment #3
sunThis probably means that GMap uses some JavaScript that conflicts with TinyMCE. Did you already test whether it works with gmap module disabled?
Comment #4
Bigpappaj CreditAttribution: Bigpappaj commentedYes, TinyMCE without the location option enabled (Which loads a google map in the node window when pulled down) works perfectly. oddly enough FCKeditor isn't effected by any of this, and loads in IE no matter what. I only seems to be the combination of the location option being enabled, and using TinyMCE in IE... works in every other browser.... :( I have also messed with every setting known to man in IE and with all the addons and plugins... and it didn't matter what I seemed to do.
Comment #5
sunIf that is the case, then gmap probably initializes some JS variables in the global scope (instead of local scope), so they conflict with something in TinyMCE.
Marking as duplicate of #492256: Location+GMAP breaks tinyMCE in IE8 and 7. You can follow up on that issue to track its status instead. If any information from this issue is missing in the other issue, please make sure you provide it over there.
However, thanks for taking the time to report this issue.
You might also want to have a look at #266595: "Javascript is required to view this map".
Comment #6
houstonaplus CreditAttribution: houstonaplus commentedI am having the same issue. But deactivating Location and GMap still does not display the toolbars.