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Can't edit articles!
Posted: Wed 1. Sep 2004, 15:32
by meneceo
Last version. Running (apparently fine) on a Win XP machine.
I can create new articles, but I can't edit them after. When I try I get... blank space...
Any idea? Thanks.
Fulvio
Posted: Wed 1. Sep 2004, 16:40
by pSouper
is it a new upgrade? did you upgrade the DB using the correct update.sql for you old version to your new version?
do you have a valid template for that article?
Posted: Wed 1. Sep 2004, 16:45
by meneceo
new installation
templates are okay (I can't edit articles in the control panel)
Posted: Wed 1. Sep 2004, 16:53
by Pappnase
hello
did you have any software firewall running!? did you set all permission right!?
blank WYSIWYG after using a replacement tag
Posted: Mon 13. Sep 2004, 02:21
by RonDog
I have a strange thing her too:
I used a WYSIWYG content element to put this into it:
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LASIX Behandlungen:
{RELATED:5:lasix}
and after saving the content, the editor is cleared, but I can see the result in the preview window, and I see
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Behandlungsmethoden / (Liste der Ärzte und Kliniken) / <P> <HR id=null> LASIX Behandlungen:</P> <P>{RELATED:5:lasix}</P>
on the screen, at the article information!
Switching to HTML shows absolute nothing, nada, njente, zero, nil, banana!
Any idea?
My wild guessing is, that the editor is f...... up by {.....}
Ron
Posted: Mon 13. Sep 2004, 08:24
by Pappnase
hello
wich editor did you use!? -> try fckeditor
Posted: Mon 13. Sep 2004, 11:21
by RonDog
Sorry, forgot the name, but it is the #4 editor in the setup/ini file.
It works fine so far, a bit slow... I also managed to have my firewall up while working online. Not bad... I wrote a statement about this, remember?
What I found out in the meantime is, that you could use "{RELATED:n:xxxx}" and the like expressions in WYSIWYG (editor #4), but you have to put it into a table.
Ron
Posted: Mon 13. Sep 2004, 11:36
by Pappnase
hello
maybe try to add the rep tags in the source code modus of the editor.
i use always 3 the fck editor.
i think yours is the spaw.
Posted: Mon 13. Sep 2004, 12:02
by RonDog
I know that works, but I'm pretty pedantic about form & style, that's why I had to use the WYSIWYG for.
Anyway, using tables is not bad, because I could use a vertical centered headline in the left column and the {RELATED} tag in the right one with a gray shade below, that makes this feature really appealing...
Ron
Posted: Mon 13. Sep 2004, 12:07
by Pappnase
hello ron
yes you're right! i use the same thing for the table at the index page of the docu site. but what really importent is to use an external html editor for create tables. i've had a lot of trouble by use the wysiwyg editors table manager.
and i also don't mean use plain text or something. every wysiwyg editor has an sourcecode button! that was what i mean.
Posted: Wed 15. Sep 2004, 01:18
by RonDog
Hi Pappnase,
I love to type plain HTML and so Iuse CoffeCup HTML editor for this purpose. While trying out WCMS I often looked at the generated source by WYSIWYG and fond a mess there. Btw. copying content from Word gives funny HTML code...
That's why I feel uncomfortable about letting end users free hand with creating content by such editors.
Ron
Posted: Wed 15. Sep 2004, 04:13
by Pappnase
hello ron
hehe
thats why i use fck editor. it has in the first row 3 clipboards one with a T if copy sometnhing out of word and pates ot by click the T-Clipboard it will bepaste without any formats.
Posted: Wed 15. Sep 2004, 13:44
by RonDog