Help!! Can't Change the Define Page Editor at Admin

I'm just install zen-cart at my website and when I try to Change the define page editor it have a problem as attach picture. I try to un-install and re-install the zen-cart again, It still show the same message " Error: I can not write to this file. Please set the right user permissions".
I'm new on zen-cart, could anybody can help me on this?
my website is https://www.mumnbaby.com

Thank you

I don't think you read the install instructions that come with zencart...

One of the fist things you must do when you have FTP'd all the files to the server, is configure the CHMOD permissions.

Here is the actual text of that instruction:

Set Permissions on folders
Now, change the permissions on the following directories to 777 (read/write/execute).

/catalog/cache
/catalog/images
/catalog/includes/languages/english/html_includes
/catalog/media
/catalog/pub
/catalog/admin/backups
/catalog/admin/images/graphs

The one you need to pay attention to in this instance is
**
/catalog/includes/languages/english/html_includes**

I had the same problem as reading the installation instructions gives the impression to set permissions on folders, not any of the files, whereas the error is more related to the actual php file's permissions and when reading https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=9 it mentions...
Connect to your site with your FTP program.
Move to your public_html directory, and perhaps into your "zencart" folder underneath public_html, if you've used a subfolder.

Then look for a "Properties" command that can be applied to that directory (often if you right click, Properties will be one of the options).
Then change the permissions to the needed setting for the following folders:
(If prompted whether to include files/folders underneath them (also called "recursive"), say or check "Yes")

All of these to 777 (unless you're running PHP in suPHP mode -- ask your hosting company for confirmation, in which case 755 is appropriate):
*/cache
*/pub
*/images
*/includes/languages/english/html_includes
*/admin/backups
*/admin/images/graphs

so change folder AND file permissions and see if that works, it worked for me.

once you have made your changes using htmlarea be sure to change the permissions back to 644 or 444 of the files you are editing to keep your store secure.

fairestcape:

I don't think you read the install instructions that come with zencart...

One of the fist things you must do when you have FTP'd all the files to the server, is configure the CHMOD permissions.

Here is the actual text of that instruction:

The one you need to pay attention to in this instance is
**
/catalog/includes/languages/english/html_includes**

I have read it but I still don't know how to change it. I couldn't find where is /catalog ?

mate:

I had the same problem as reading the installation instructions gives the impression to set permissions on folders, not any of the files, whereas the error is more related to the actual php file's permissions and when reading https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=9 it mentions...
Connect to your site with your FTP program.
Move to your public_html directory, and perhaps into your "zencart" folder underneath public_html, if you've used a subfolder.

Then look for a "Properties" command that can be applied to that directory (often if you right click, Properties will be one of the options).
Then change the permissions to the needed setting for the following folders:
(If prompted whether to include files/folders underneath them (also called "recursive"), say or check "Yes")

All of these to 777 (unless you're running PHP in suPHP mode -- ask your hosting company for confirmation, in which case 755 is appropriate):
*/cache
*/pub
*/images
*/includes/languages/english/html_includes
*/admin/backups
*/admin/images/graphs

so change folder AND file permissions and see if that works, it worked for me.

:clap: Thanks...I get it done already...luckly you shown me that change at the properties that side, otherwise I still can't find where to change the 755 to 777.

Thank you very much!!