Rich Text Editor - advanced options
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When I try to change my Rich Text Editor to Office or Advanced, I get this error message:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /test3/index.php/dashboard/settings/txt_editor_config/ on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Is this something I can fix? or is it a bug in Concrete5?
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /test3/index.php/dashboard/settings/txt_editor_config/ on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Is this something I can fix? or is it a bug in Concrete5?
what version of c5 are you using and are you the super user?
I am using Concrete 5.4 and I am the super user.
Or, is there something that can be changed in the code to make Office or Advanced option the default editor? Thanks
Anybody know?
It is an odd error message. If you don't have permission to access that path, then either the web server is preventing access, due to restrictions on files or directories, or the permissions on the files/directories doesn't allow the web server access.
Take a look at the web server error log to see what's happening when you try to save the change to the editor. It should tell you exactly whether the problem is a file/directory permission problem or a configuration problem in the web server.
Check the permissions on everything in the following path.
<root>/concrete/controllers/dashboard/settings/controller.php
Everything should be readable by the web server. controller.php might also need to be executable by the web server. If you have to make some changes, then you might want to check all files and directories, as this might not be the only instance of incorrect permissions.
Take a look at the web server error log to see what's happening when you try to save the change to the editor. It should tell you exactly whether the problem is a file/directory permission problem or a configuration problem in the web server.
Check the permissions on everything in the following path.
<root>/concrete/controllers/dashboard/settings/controller.php
Everything should be readable by the web server. controller.php might also need to be executable by the web server. If you have to make some changes, then you might want to check all files and directories, as this might not be the only instance of incorrect permissions.
