Hello,
Does someone can help me?

thanks

Hi,

I was using the basic dhtml editor on my site,with news 1.3 module, and everything was working well. The search module find all the words i was wondering for.

Then, i decided yo use the koivi editor(more usefull).The installation was made sucessfully, and i was very happy using it.
But i descovered one thing that goes wrong. When i tried to make search on word with accentuation(é,à,ù,è, i'm using french language), i had no result.
So i had a look to the data base.

I saw that the text wasn't well recorded in the data base.
If i switch the editor for dhtml, the text is well recorded, but not if i use koivi.
For example a "é" become "& e a c u t e;", so impossible to find a word including a "é" when you make a search.

Does someone know my problem, or have a solution.

Thanks

Hello jdseymour


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Can tou use the import word doc function??

Please Ineed help

Hello,

well the original problem i had or now resolved. I could not use the module, i don't know why but now after a new installation (again and again...) it's xork quiet correctly

But it's not perfect

I don't know if you use it, but i have problem with the word doc import. It comes from my COM configuration.I've tried a lot of things with no result

Does someone use the import of word doc with his wf section module?
I need help...
Thanks

Hello,

Does anybody have problems with wfsection 2.01 or 2.7.
In my case, i had a lot of error which come from some .php files in wfsection modules directory.

Thank you for your help.

Hello,

Well, i would like to know if it's possible to have a module that allows users to write news in a WYSIWYG editor.

With WF section, it's possible to use the WYSIWYG editor to write news, but only in the administration section.

So my question,
is it pssible to use a WYSIWYG editor with news rc1.3? or with WF section in the user front page? or in another module that make the users able to write news in WYSIWYG (for me the important, is that the users can import MS- word document directly to write a news)

than you