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seams there is no functions_WYSIWYG.php on the includes folder and if the user have WYSIWYG editor it cant post bugs
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If you are using 4.1.4 or higher, you are correct. The functions_wysiwyg.php file no longer exists due to the new CKEditor being implemented. There is currently no fix for this
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This is already fixed for future releases, I'm posting the fix here.
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sry but which file is affected??
- - - - edit: I found the file... its projectpost.php. Fine, it works! Thx |
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would this be why my WYSIWYG editor has vanished when I upgraded to 4.1.6?
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This fix is for when you submitted the content, not the display of the editor.
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So you post a fix but don't say which file to edit?!
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