SJSD WYSIWYG editor based on FCKEditor for ezxmltext

Tuesday 20 June 2006 1:56:31 am

It's me again.

Currently the admin section works fine. No problems.

Unfortunately all images, displayed in admin section, are gone on public site. First I thought, it's an ezPublish problem. Searched the forum, but all hints found don't help me. I still have empty DIV on public site:

<div class="attribute-long">
<div class="object-left"><div class="content-view-embeddedmedia">
<div class="class-image">
<div class="attribute-image">
<p>    
    </p>
</div>
</div>
</div></div>

The right embed image template is used. Access to the media section is granted for anonymous users, so I currently don't know what to do. Anybody has this problem?

I took a look in the database table, and I see, that there is no "HREF" tag in the embed object. I am not so familiar with the templating system yet, but shouldn't there be one? I know there is a object_id tag, but das ezPublish use this?

Help me. :-)

Phil

Monday 26 June 2006 7:27:35 am

short answer is: yes, I will continue it

as to whether collaborate with OE, I have no idea now, that not only depends on me ;)

will put up a blog entry for this with more details when time permits

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http://scim.sf.net
SJSD Online Editor
http://sf.net/projects/sjsd

Monday 10 July 2006 5:51:43 am

I just wanted to try SJSD but can't activate it. I've done everything from INSTALL file, but when I try to edit an article, it doesn't show edit field, but js alerts "Unknown toolbar item EZ_Format", about 5-6 alerts like this and nothing else.

I use latest ezp trunk, sjsd 0.3.1 and FCKEditor 2.3.

Wednesday 12 July 2006 4:18:24 am

Aha! Thank you!. It works with FCK 2.2.
What can I say - this is a really impressive and interesting extension. Although it has some bugs and inconsistancies. But we'll investigate it further and figure out how can we use it's advantages in the Online Editor. Probably we really can join these projects.

Wednesday 12 July 2006 8:07:29 am

Joining sounds really great. One big advantage is that FCKEditor is a different project so the eZ team will not have to work so much on the GUI but only on it's integration.

Another advantage that such integration could bring to OE is an integrated support for text fonts and sizes (wich for now is missing in OE). This would probably need a lot of work, but I think it's worth doing it.

--
Nothing is impossible. Not if you can imagine it!

Hubert Farnsworth

Thursday 10 August 2006 5:38:59 am

Sorry for the silly question.

I have installed and cleared cache but I cannot see the editior. When I click "Enable Editor" nothing happens (other than the button change to "Disable Editor".)

I assume that it is because of this:

<i>"you use virtual host, so you have to make sure *.html and *.xml and *.js can be accessed directly

so please modify your rewrite rules"</i>

But how do I modify the rewrite rules?

Thanks

Monday 14 August 2006 6:20:52 am

How?

Err, i guess that means no.

Monday 14 August 2006 6:46:23 am

If you want to use sjsd as anonymous user then you should edit the Anonymous role, ad a new policy and choose sjsd from the drop down menu.

If you're trying to use it as administrator user, then you have already all permissions and the problem is in something else.

--
Nothing is impossible. Not if you can imagine it!

Hubert Farnsworth

Monday 14 August 2006 7:30:19 am

Just to clarify,

I am using:
FCK 2.2
EZP 3.8
SJSD 0.3.1

I have followed the instructions in the install doc and all I am getting on pressing the enable editor button is:

Error: FCKeditor is not defined

Thanks again for your help

Thursday 17 August 2006 3:36:49 am

<i>OK, I'm not entirely sure what I did but it now kinda works.</i>

Maybe you cleared the cache :)

As for the error you're getting now, have you enabled .xml files in your rewrite rules?

P.S. When dealing with online editors, clearing your browser cache (besides eZ cache) is also a good thing, since some parts of the editors are cached in your browser.

--
Nothing is impossible. Not if you can imagine it!

Hubert Farnsworth