You should only have dropped the editors folder into your install. You did not need to do anything from any of the other admin folders, so if you used the 1.5.1 to 1.5.4 folder then you need to delete them from your install.
You should only have dropped the editors folder into your install. You did not need to do anything from any of the other admin folders, so if you used the 1.5.1 to 1.5.4 folder then you need to delete them from your install.
If you did add the files from the 1.5.1-1.5.4 folder, it should be very simple. Just go to your admin/includes and replace ckeditor.php with the original from the 1.5.5 fileset. There is nothing to uninstall. You could also delete the editors/ckeditor folder and re-upload in case something got messed up during the transfer.
Hi,
I think there may be a glitch in the mod... at least when the "optional" instructions for renaming the editor folder are applied.
I have a fresh install of zc155e, plus a few mods. CKEditor works just fine until I try renaming the 'editors' folder.
I added the following to my /admin/includes/configure.php:
define('DIR_WS_EDITORS', 'new_folder/');
Then I changed the name of my editor folder from "editors" to "new_folder".
When I log into Admin, there is a persistent error message that states:
However, when I go to Admin > Configuration > My Store > HTML Editor, CKEditor appears on the drop down list. More over, I am able to open a product, edit the content using the wysiwyg, save it, and then go see my changes on the catalog. All while *not* having a folder named "editors".You have an HTML editor selected in 'My Store' but the '/editors/' folder cannot be located. Please disable your selection or move your editor files into the '/editors/' folder
Anyway, seems that the mod is hard coded to check for the specific folder "editors" rather than using the defined directive. I'm not sure where the check occurs, nor how to turn it off.
I'm thinking of simply reverting the folder name back because I'm not using an image uploader add on. I only did it because... well, seemed easy enough and more secure.
SIDE QUESTION:
While grepping for references to "editors/" I noticed that my .htaccess contains the following (for CEON uri):
# Don't rewrite editors directory
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/editors/ [NC]
Unsure whether or not that could be sniffed out, I decided *not* to update that to:
# Don't rewrite editors directory
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/new_folder/ [NC]
Seemed to work fine anyway. Am I safe to use my editor without "don't rewrite"?
In case anybody else stumbles in here with that same problem (error message after renaming the 'editors' folder), below is a bandaid.
Open /admin/includes/init_includes/init_errors.php and search for: ERROR_EDITORS_FOLDER_NOT_FOUND
On line 179, I found:
// Editor alerts
if (HTML_EDITOR_PREFERENCE != 'NONE' && !is_dir(DIR_FS_CATALOG . 'editors')) {
$messageStack->add(ERROR_EDITORS_FOLDER_NOT_FOUND, 'caution');
}
Replaced that with:
// Editor alerts
if (HTML_EDITOR_PREFERENCE != 'NONE' && !is_dir(DIR_FS_CATALOG . DIR_WS_EDITORS)) {
$messageStack->add(ERROR_EDITORS_FOLDER_NOT_FOUND, 'caution');
Worked like a charm.
Does anyone know if CKEditor for Zen car is compatible with Tabbed products pro?
Icon images won't show.
I checked invisible icon with an "Inspector" in FireFox browser by placing cursor on this icon.
Line below is crossed:
background-image: url('https://idtagsonline.com/test/editors/ckeditor/plugins/icons.png?t=H0CG');
But file icons.png exist in this folder.
What is it indication of?
Last edited by idtags; 4 Jan 2018 at 02:43 AM.
Something on your server is blocking the icon image file from being able to be read correctly.
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