Tinymce problem
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Hi
I am new to concrete5. Installation went perfectly,however, I do seem to have a problem trying to edit content on any page. I tried three different browsers IE, Chrome, and Firefox. None of them seem to bring up the tinymce editor.
Is there a css clash or something that is preventing tiny mce starting up? Can someone please describe how they fixed this situation by editing css manually.
Thanks in advance
Thomas
I am new to concrete5. Installation went perfectly,however, I do seem to have a problem trying to edit content on any page. I tried three different browsers IE, Chrome, and Firefox. None of them seem to bring up the tinymce editor.
Is there a css clash or something that is preventing tiny mce starting up? Can someone please describe how they fixed this situation by editing css manually.
Thanks in advance
Thomas
Did you perhaps install the concrete5 in the root folder of your server? If you did you should put it into a new folder and install it from there and all will work.
I have the same problem installed in root or in a subfolder. Firefox JS console shows:
Error: _gat is not defined
Error: tinyMCE is not defined
Error: _gat is not defined
Error: tinyMCE is not defined
are all details in the configs/site.php right?
Pretty sure. What would be a relevant setting?
same issue, any help would be great. Install was via a tool called simple scripts provided by my host.
Simple script is pretty dummy, keeps on asking to upgrade it, once agreed, failed on the way for a site. I had to restore everything back again.
I would not recommend to install it with it.
In addition, the paths in the site.php should be properly set. This is the only problem you can have.
Make sure, you put or not put (not sure) slash at the end of the domain path, and also another one below to define sub-folder. If no sub-folder leave it empty.
Harun Karaman
http://www.kordil.com
I would not recommend to install it with it.
In addition, the paths in the site.php should be properly set. This is the only problem you can have.
Make sure, you put or not put (not sure) slash at the end of the domain path, and also another one below to define sub-folder. If no sub-folder leave it empty.
Harun Karaman
http://www.kordil.com
That would be no slash - I took the hit for the good of the group. :-)
Proper syntax in site.php is:
define('BASE_URL', 'http://www.myname.com');
Proper syntax in site.php is:
define('BASE_URL', 'http://www.myname.com');
That would be no slash - I took the hit for the good of the group. :-)
Proper syntax in site.php is:
define('BASE_URL', 'http://www.myname.com');
Proper syntax in site.php is:
define('BASE_URL', 'http://www.myname.com');
