I made this error go but at the end didn't manage to make the helper work,
went over to the start and used ckeditor and ckfinder from scratch, found
it even easier. But here is how I solved the parse error I was having:
I went into all the files relative to the Helper, included the helper
itsel
Could you go a bit deeper on what you did? I'm struggling with this issue
and can't get the short tags to work.
El viernes, 30 de marzo de 2012 17:00:45 UTC+2, phpMagpie escribió:
>
> I had to copy the TinyMCE js lib from the the plugin js folder to the
> /app/webroot/js folder and edit the plug
I had to copy the TinyMCE js lib from the the plugin js folder to the
/app/webroot/js folder and edit the plugins helper file. Something to do
with plugin routing causing issues.
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I'm having further issues with this plugin, now on CakePHP 2.1.1.
In much the same setup as above, I have a fresh git clone of the master
branch of CakePHP (same issue on 2.0 too), all configured correctly in
terms of core.php and database.php, a minimal database has been created and
models, co
I have seen xml start with wrote:
> Quite! My opinion too.
>
> I'll do my best to locate it. It was older, around 2009 IIRC, but I've
> seen **so many** chunks of code and tutorials on Cake recently that I'm not
> sure I'll be able to find it.
>
> FWIW, I recently read (but misplaced) a blog post
Quite! My opinion too.
I'll do my best to locate it. It was older, around 2009 IIRC, but I've seen
**so many** chunks of code and tutorials on Cake recently that I'm not sure
I'll be able to find it.
FWIW, I recently read (but misplaced) a blog post by someone who forked PHP
and added in some use
I've never read anyone extolling the virtues of short commands. Can you
dig out a link to the tutorial in question?
To create portable code you should always use the 'verbose' commands so it
will work on any server setup.
HTH, Paul.
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Hi Graham, yes the plugin is located in app/Plugin/TinyMCE.
Interestingly, Stabb hit the nail on the head, at least for the machine I
am currently sat at: short_open_tag was on. As soon as I changed it to off
and restarted Apache, the editor appeared.This machine has recently been
reloaded with
To check: php short tags are off
On 17 November 2011 10:18, Graham Weldon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can you confirm the plugin directory name you have? It should be "TinyMCE"
> in the "Plugin" directory.
>
> Cheers,
> Graham Weldon
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Hi,
Can you confirm the plugin directory name you have? It should be "TinyMCE" in
the "Plugin" directory.
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On Thursday, 17 November 2011 at 1:16 AM, vaughany wrote:
> Hi Graham,
Hi Graham, thanks for the reply. Glad the report was of some use, thought I
was rambling slightly by the end! Am learning Cake at the moment, and
coming across errors I am not sure if it's my programming (likely!) or a
bug (possible, less likely).
I've got a completely fresh setup again, same d
Wow, that was a most excellent bug report and description of the error.
Good work dude!
Thanks for pointing this out. The issue was with name convention mismatching in
the plugin and documentation.
I've fixed the problem, and you can now checkout the latest 2.0 branch from
github.
Please re-ch
Hi all. I am having some trouble with the abovementioned helper plugin.
Following the instructions in the github repo readme results in error
messages and I have attempted to troubleshoot the reasons myself but have
achieved little in the way of success. There's little on Google for this
helper
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