Learning Drupal - How to Install and Configure TinyMCE HTML WYSIWYG Editor in Drupal
This tutorial discusses the TinyMCE WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get) HTML editor, and shows you how to download it, get it installed in Drupal, and configure its various options. Finally the video will walk you through some brief instruction on how to use TnyMCE.
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Learning Drupal - How to Install and Configure TinyMCE HTML WYSIWYG Editor in Drupal
Hello I am running Leopard 10.5.6 http://rapid4me.com/?q=Leopard 10.5.6 on a USB flashdrive, on my PC it works great! I am wondering is there a way to install any software to use with it. Any input is priceless!!
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... written by Sean,
March 27, 2009
FF 3 WinXP has display problems.
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Excellent video written by Amjith,
October 09, 2008
Hi i really appreciate your effort to upload this tutorial. I was able to install following your instruction otherwise which would have been difficult for a novice like me.
but i would need your help the installation was successful but i get an error in /home//includes/form.inc on line 1189 - and im not aware what action to take to rectify this issue. but later when i log in i dont find this error message but i dont find the editor.
Also i find in most of the tutorials they request to create a module in sites but i have done it in the module folder that exists in drupal and if i put a module in sites it doesnt recognise what action do i need to take.
Hope you can help me with this issues im stuck for last 2 weeks.
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Thank you!!! written by Dalibor,
September 20, 2008
Thanks for posting this tutorial. After two hours of trying out with other "tutorials" for TinyMCE found on Google with no success I was able to follow your tutorial and it happen after few minutes. Greets from Czech
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I hit erro when trying to configure tinyMCE written by Yoong Hui,
September 15, 2008
warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home//includes/form.inc on line 1189 It allows me to create a new profile, but I can't see the editor when I try to create new content. Is it to do with the warning message or am I missing a step?
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excellent tutorial, thanks! written by Gary Broyhill,
August 01, 2008
Thank you! After stumbling through two poorly written tutorials on installing Tinymce, your video finally did the trick. A
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