I tried to remove tiny_mce first and later I installed the last version of nukeWYSIWYG but It didnt work. Poor explanation on how to install nukeWYSIWYG if you have another editor. I can try again but I need some help.
Someone did this (removed TinyMCE), but I don't remember the details. I'll see if I can find them.
But you should be able to install it even if there is another editor. unicornio, what didn't work? Were there any error messages in your log? Could you verify if the JS was being loaded properly?
Yes! The error was that editor dissapear. I pasted all the codes on mainfile.php as u said. Can u please send me a guide on how to remove tiny_mce. Maybe I did something wrong. Thanks for your reply. U did a good job with that editor. I congratulate you.
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is the post that talks about removing tinyMCE from javascript.php. Since it wasn't specific, I looked at an 8.0 version for details (8.1. should be similar).
But again, if you used the directions nukeWYSIWYG, that **should** override tinyMCE since it's replacing the textarea that tinyMCE overrides with an iframe before tinyMCE gets a chance to override it. Still, I haven't tested that, so I can't be sure.
Did you verify that the fckeditor JS was being loaded? If you send a link and have your Submit News module active and available, I can check.
This is the first time I see this post about removing tiny editor but this is what I did already some days ago but there are other places u need wchich u need to remove. I would like to have a detail explanation.
Open your ftp and click on inlcudes folder and open file javascript.php
I'll look into that, but what didn't work by following the instructions with nukeWYSIWYG(tm)?
So far, I haven't found any reasons why anything needs to be removed.
Summary:
- remove references to the JS in includes/javascript.php
- remove references to the CSS in includes/javascript.php
- remove references to the $nuke_editor variable
Since nukeWYSIWYG(tm) replaces the textarea that tinyMCE overrides with an iframe before tinyMCE gets a chance to override it, it isn't necessary to remove the tinyMCE JS. Still, I haven't tested that, so I can't be sure.
The CSS isn't necessary (i.e. yes, that should be removed), but it shouldn't hurt either.
The same is true for the $nuke_editor variable, but note that $advanced_editor is defined in the config instructions.
So again, what didn't work with the nukeWYSIWYG(tm) instructions?
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(not sure why, but if anyone else wants 8.1 without having to fork over $, it's there and other places).
You don't need to remove references to the $nuke_editor. This is an admin setting that controls whether or not the allowed HTML is displayed on the News comments, Submit News page, and Survey comments. If this is removed (or if the setting is set to no / 0), it will display the allowed HTML text, even though that doesn't apply when using the WYSIWYG editor.
Otherwise, the previous steps were accurate in removing tinyMCE from PHP-Nuke 8.1:
I am here again with more news. I guess you are not clear enough with your explanations. I will prove it now that u miss more steps on installing that editor for phpnuke 8.1
Let's see
Open your ftp where your config.php is
Open /public_html/admin/modules/ foldes
Everything is working now and nukeWYSIWYG is installed succefully but I am having a blank page from Blogger module. Can u please tell me if I have to change something on that module?
Last edited by unicornio on Tue Sep 29, 2009 3:10 pm; edited 1 time in total
Blogger module? Do you mean Journal? Which page is blank - the module index or an admin page? Usually, blank pages are caused by parsing errors or security. You should be able to see parsing errors in the error log.
I will send you a pm on your site. It was a lot of work to change from one editor to another one. I love nukeWYSIWYG. It wasnt so difficult to remove and implement another editor on phpnuke 8.1. U need to use a decent editor and concentration on what you are doing otherwise you can mess it around. Thanks for your suggestion.
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