For imagemanager you must change the imagemanager template with the one I've included on the package.

The second problem is because I had an error overriding a method.It will be fixed on new version.

For correct it open "formwysiwygtextarea.php":

Comment line 57:


And comment method on line 173:


Thk's for bug reporting, I'm very bad testing.

Hi Samuels,

First let me say thank you for such a great implementation. I have just installed it into my news module and all works well except for the problem described above. I can not insert an image though the image manager. I followed your advice.

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Buf I still can not insert an image. It works great with the insert image button.

I guess the next item is a request rather than a bug report. To make the preview work with the theme style sheet. Such as image padding, margins and etc.

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be sure to update the system module after replacing the template


@Samuels: Thanx so much!

@Samuels
Have you been able to download xt-conteudo?
And are you using something special to debug this?

I installed php-dbg and PHP Coder, but even though I occasionally get a warning trace on some of my pages, I can't seem to get the debugger to stop at the breakpoints I have set.

Thanks.

I've downloaded it but I dont have any problem with it.

This is the admin/index.php file I've modified.

http://www.forjandoleyendas.com/public/fl/uploads/xt_conteudo_koivi_index.zip

Thanks a lot. This works. But now I'm more confused ...

The difference is that I put the include_once for the XoopsFormWysiwygTextArea class (formwysiwygtextarea.php) in admin_header.php thinking that since it should only be included once, it would be good to put it in the header file. Here is my include:



Note that I copied/edited the last original include_once line, the one for xoopsformloader.php -- which happened to use single-quotes.

Since I couldn't believe that one "include_once" in a header should work differently from two "include_once" statements in index.php, I tried changing the single-quotes in the header file to double-quotes (since your include used a double-quoted string), and [...drum roll...] that makes it work!

Is there some special rule about when you can/can't use single quotes in PHP? I always thought they were basically interchangable?

Anyway, thanks again for this very nice editor. It's going to make the sites I manage much more friendly to their owners.

I don't care about using single or double quotes, perhaps is something related on php config "magic_quotes".