Install not showing WYSISYG on any pages

[duplay]

Just installed the latest version of CMSMS on a godaddy hosting (lin) account and ant get the WYSISYG to show on any pages. I have the "global settings" set to default TinyMCE. Please dont respond to this and agree with me, it keeps people from answering the problem posted.


Thanks for any help!


MJD

[Nullig]

Are you referring to frontend or backend use of TinyMCE?

Have you tried re-uploading the TinyMCE folder? It might have missed some files in the initial upload.

Nullig

[duplay]

I uninstalled it, then reinstalled and I get the toolbar to show but only in Firefox and the image browse button gives me the attached error (see pic)

[Nullig]

Are the paths correct in your config.php file?

It looks like it can't find include.php, which should be in the root directory of your site.

Nullig

[duplay]

I think that helps me identify the issue. I think the URL's are off in the config.php (see pic) my only question is how to find the correct URL for a godaddy hosting?


When i Host these on my servers it is usually just a path to where it sits.

Thanks MJD

[jcherry84]

There seems to be some changes to the software in the latest version. Here's what I did to get the TinyMCE editor to show up on my installation of version 1.2.5:

The editor is now a MODULE. So go to Modules under the Extensions menu and install TinyMCE.

Once that is installed, go to User Preferences under the Preferences menu. The first choice on the page is a drop down called Select WYSIWYG editor. Choose TinyMCE and hit submit. You should be all set.

[Dr.CSS]

@jcherry84

tinyMCE basic is included, has been included, as the default wysiwyg editor for CMSMS since 1.1...

If you download tiny from the forge or in the module manager it is the full tinyMCE not basic module...

[maksum]

I had this same issue and finally found a solution.

I came across this link in another thread:
http://wiki.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php ... ntable=yes

it reads (in part):
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do not frantically re-install CMSMS; you only need to restrict the
access right of the modules directory to 555 or, to 755 and it will
work. In other words, you must at least remove the write access
right for the rest of the world.
-----

I changed mine to 755 and it worked.
(I also went to user preferences and turned it off, submitted it, and turned it back on to refresh it)

Hope this works for other people.