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Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

I just released a new version of WYSIWYG Plugin.
It is just a few days old (something like 2 or 3) and you can read more about it and download it at the WP Wiki.

NoonsEclipse
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Posted 7 years ago #

Hi,
I am interested in trying your plugin, but I can't quite see how to install it. Can you furnish some information?
Thank you.

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

The instructions are in the plugin file... but I'll post them in here anyway.
There is no need to change any of the WordPress source.
1. Extract the plugin & the htmlarea directory into your
WordPress plugins directory.
2. Open ~/wp-content/plugins/htmlarea/plugins/ImageManager/config.inc.php
3. Change '/full/path/to/wp-content/' to whetever path you
would like to use for adding images to your posts. A good
path would be the same one used in your WordPress admin
console in the Options tab
> Miscellaneous > Destination directory
4. Change 'http://www.url.to/wp-content' to the actual URL
pointing to the directory choosed on instruction 3.
5. Activate the plugin on the Plugins tab of the WordPress
admin console.

XeroCool
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Posted 7 years ago #

Very nice. Can you add a font option thing to it to pick your own font? Same with colors..

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

XeroCool:
Actually you can modify the toolbar to your needs. I only kept the basic functionality because personally I think that the color & the font should be specified by the CSS.
Just open ~/wp-content/plugins/fckeditor/fckconfig.js and search for FCKConfig.ToolbarSets["wp"] (line 78).
There I specified a toolbar for wordpress but you can change it or create a new one.
If you create a new one youll have to change the plugin when I call that toolbar.
If you need more info you should go to fckeditor.com and download a unmodified version and check the documentation.

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

I am receiving JavaScript errors in Internet Explorer.
Line: 894
Char: 3
Error: 'length' is null or not an object
Code: 0
URL: http://www.toms-world.org/blog/wp-content/plugins/fckeditor/editor/fckeditor.html?InstanceName=content&Toolbar-wp
Works in FireFox 1.0 though.

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

Can you post more details? such as what are you trying to do or if you changed anything from the basic install?

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

I just posted an upgrade to the plugin.
You can check the new changes at the wiki.

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

With the current version I'm getting different errors using internet explorer on different installations.
I'll try to fix it but It would be very helpfull any information that others users can share with me to fix the bug.
In Firefox works perfect.

Roy
Member
Posted 7 years ago #

Hi
I get an errormessage from javascript that" Toolbarset "wp" do not exist.
When I write "oFCKeditor.ToolbarSet = "" ; " in line 275 in wysiwyg.php everything works fine.
I have done all the config in wysiwyg.php and config.inc.php and used
the same path and url as I use for the WordPress Upload config.
Your plugin is great and I do want it to work properly.
What is wrong? (sorry for the bad english)
I'm using Firefox 1.0

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

I just uploaded a new version with some new features and bugfixes...
To use default configuration (wp-content for the images) now you only need to upload the files and activate the plugin.
Please do this first to see if the errors persist.
Thanks
Moi

itsbarry
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Posted 7 years ago #

I just installed v6 and I still get the error Roy described ("toolbarset wp does not exist" in javascript popup).
It works with Roy's mod--change line 286 of wysiwyg.php to read like this:
oFCKeditor.ToolbarSet = "" ;
Second question: Is there a way to list my CSS styles on a select list? I want my client to be able to apply css styles instead of using fck's default font, color and size controls.
Moises thanks for doing this, I appreciate it.
Barry

Roy
Member
Posted 7 years ago #

Still got the same errormessage after upgrading to ver 0.6 , but that do not matter, I,ll use anyway. It,s a fine plugin.
Thanks
Roy

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

Well... there seems to be a problem with some installations and I still can't figure out what the problem is exactly.
I have a workaround for the javascript error wich I'll be posting later tonight with version 0.6.1.
The problem seems to be that on some installations the fckeditor external configuration is not working propertly. The workaround is to declare the wp toolbar on the fckeditor main configuration AND for those that the external file is working they will be able to change the default toolbar in the plugin file (which is easier that doing it on fckeditor).
If anyone know why this might be happening any help would be apreciated.

gpiper
Member
Posted 7 years ago #

I, to, ran into the same error that Roy & Barry reported, and I was able to get around it via the mod that they listed.
However, I've run into an annoying side effect of turning the plugin on -- the size of my writing box has shrunk down to 9/12 lines (depending on whether or not the toolbar is displaying), despite the setting that I made via the Options screen (30 lines, in my case). If I deactivate the plugin, then the "official" setting works properly.
Odd, no?
FWIW, I downloaded the plugin from the WP Wiki within the past hour, and I'm running WP 1.2.1
Btw, thanks for the work on this plugin, Moises -- it's the easiest solution I've seen to date for implementing a WYSIWYG editor into WP.
-ghp

Chyetanya Kunte
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Posted 7 years ago #

Here's another one (via jackol's den).

elmorro
Member
Posted 7 years ago #

Working for me. Thanks. Was even able to add the table, hr, and smiley buttons/funcions.

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

I just posted an update that should fix all the problems.

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

i've a strange problem using this wonderful plugin. It's possible to write messages with this interface, but i can't modify nothing! Interface not appears in "modify" mode. What's happen?

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

That's strange because from what I know your the first one to have that problem.
What browser are you using??? If you are using a mozilla based check the javascript console and post whatever message you see in there related to the plugin.

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

Browsing with Firefox 1.0 it's ok. Javascript conosole wrote this message
"Call to undefined function: add_action() in D:\Inetpub\webs\lontanodagliocchicom\wp-content\plugins\wysiwyg.php on line 296"

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

Hi !
Your plugin works very well. I'm very new to WP and it was really easy to install :).
But I would like to know how to remove the old WP-toolbar with the Quicktags buttons.
Thanks !

Roy
Member
Posted 7 years ago #

You have to find this in "edith-form.php" and "edit-form-advanced.php"
echo '' . __('Quicktags') . ': ';
include('quicktags.php');
and comment it out like this:
//echo '' . __('Quicktags') . ': ';
//include('quicktags.php');
That's what I have done, and it work for me.
Roy

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

The reason I didn't remove the quicktags is because some browsers doesn't support the editor.
I might later hack the editor to remove them if it is active.

Roy
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Posted 7 years ago #

Sorry for the answer, it was cut and past but it did not work
Roy

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

You can actually remove the quicktags by adding this rule to the CSS...
.quicktags { display: none }
The only thing is that now if you use a browser that it is not supported by fckeditor (opera or safari for example) you wont get to see the quicktags too.
This is probably the easiest way of doing it and the cleanest one because you are not messing with the wordpress code at all.

matthijs
Member
Posted 7 years ago #

Hi,
It's a great-looking plugin, although I haven't tried it yet. I have the same question as Barry:

Is there a way to list my CSS styles on a select list? I want my client to be able to apply css styles instead of using fck's default font, color and size controls.

That would be nice, because if i wanted to use this for a site i make for someone I want them to use the styles which are in the CSS-sheets. Certainly after all the work to make a nice design etc.
Even some tips to were I should start looking to edit the files myself are appreciated!!
Thanx,
Matthijs

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

Maybe you should take a look at the FCKeditor documentation to add your own styles...
You could still the regular ones included in fckeditor (h1, h2, etc) and customize them using CSS.

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare insert_wysiwyg() (previously declared in /home/avrquest/www/wp-content/plugins/wysiwyg.php:279) in /home/avrquest/www/wp-content/plugins/wysiwyg.php on line 277
This is what i recieve when I activate the plug in.
Any ideas what this technology disadvantaged hippy has done or needs to do?

Anonymous
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Posted 7 years ago #

By any chance do you have two plugins installed???
This looks very strange...

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