Problem in WYSIWYG editor... Fresh install of 2.03

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Last Post: May 3, 2010 (RSS)

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By HDLLC - May 3, 2010

Things were rolling along fine, until I went to manually enter some HTML into the WYSIWYG editor - and I get this error in a pop-up window:

Firefox can't find the file at http://www.ServerName.com/~account/cmsAdmin/3rdParty/tiny_mce/themes/advanced/source_editor.htm.

I checked, the file is there. Even pushed a copy over again, just to be sure.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

--Jeff

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By Jason - May 3, 2010

Hi Jeff,

Try clearing out your cache and trying again.

If that doesn't work, you could email me your CMS login details to jason@interactivetools.com and I can take a look at it for you. Also let me know which sections you're having trouble with. Please just send this in email, don't post these details to the forum.

Hope this helps,

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By HDLLC - May 3, 2010

Thanks, Jason!

It's happening with a couple of installs. Maybe even with a couple of different software packages that use that same WSIWYG editor.

I dunno... new ISP, so this may be part of the problem?

Details on the way via email!

Thanks!

--Jeff

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By Jason - May 3, 2010

Hi Jeff,

The problem is in your .htaccess file that is in the root of your server. There is a rewrite for a folder /~revoluti that doesn't exist in the other site your working on.

If these lines are removed or changed, your HTML editor for the wysiwyg editor should work. I haven't made any changes as I don't want to affect the other sites you're hosting.

Hope this helps.