I'm finding myself unable to add links ("a" tags) via the version of Products.TinyMCE in Plone 4.3b1. Switching to a non-visual editor and manually adding a link works fine, but using the chainlink icon in TinyMCE brings up an insert/edit popup window that doesn't appear to have anyplace to enter the destination address. There's a "search" text field, but entering text into it does not enable the "OK" button.
Here's a screenshot of what I am seeing:
Does anyone know if this is a known issue, or if I'm just completely missing how to enter links, or have any light to shed on this? Thanks.
UPDATE:
The problem seems to be that the popup's tabs are not un-hideing the relevant divs. When I use Firebug to switch div external_panel from class="hide" to class="show" the missing material appears; I also have to use Firebug to remove a disabled="disable" from the OK button in order to press it. A screenshot showing the segments is below. I've used the tgz file of the unified installer; is it possible that there is a variation between that installer's contents and the binary installer for the Mac?
The problem is showing up on a plain vanilla fresh install performed by
- untarring the 4.3b1 unified installer tgz file,
- running the command ./install.sh --target=/home/me/P4.3b1 from the installer's dir
- going to /home/me/P4.3b1/zinstance
- running the command bin/instance fg
- going in the browser to localhost:8080,
- creating a Plone instance and logging into it as admin
- going immediately to edit the front page of the site.
Version overview from site setup page is as follows:Version Overview
- Plone 4.3b1 (4302)
- CMF 2.2.7
- Zope 2.13.19
- Python 2.7.3 (default, Aug 1 2012, 05:16:07) [GCC 4.6.3]
- PIL 1.7.7 (Pillow)
I'm going to say cross browser compatibility issue. It looks like this in Firefox and works as expected:
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HCL Connections has some kind of customized build of TinyMCE, which could be officially used as replacement for the old CKEditor. I'd like to know which version is installed. Especially on test systems I'm not sure which version is currently installed on which system.
Found out that this could be fetched from JS variables in the browser console:
tinymce.majorVersion + '.' + tinymce.minorVersion
"5.1.1"
But it misses the patch version 5.1.1-XX where XX is a number. Is there any other way how to find out detailled information about the installed version?
There is a test page avaliable on the following url: https://cnx.host/connections/resources/web/tiny.editors.connections/verify.html
When TinyMCE was successfully installed (may require a restart of at least the common app), you'll see something like this:
Tiny Editors for HCL Connections has been successfully installed. This
is release 4.1.0.15
The TinyMCE version in this release is 5.1.1-57.
The Textbox.io version in this release is 2.4.2.95.
This gave you four information:
The installation itself works. When enabled in config.js, you'll use TinyMCE instead of CKEditor in all Connections applications (Wikis, Blogs, ...)
The exact version numbers of TinyMCE = 5.1.1-57 (independent from Connection)
The Connections Editor version = 4.1.0.15 (HCL bundle of TinyMCE and Textbox.io editors)
The Textbox.io version = 2.4.2.95 (also independent from Connections, only relevant when using Textbox.io instead of TinyMCE)
The TinyMCE version we ship for connections isn't a customised build; our customisations are all done through public APIs and configuration options (including the premium plugins).
If you see 5.1.1-57, that should be an exact copy of the public 5.1.1 release available on our website. 57 is just an internal packaging build system number.
If you open the editor help dialog there should be version information there as well (but only the connections package version and current editor version, not both editor versions).
The help dialog also contains the version of the editor and the integration. This is true for both textbox.io and TinyMCE and the steps are roughly the same. I show images for TinyMCE below.
First open the "cog" menu and click on the "Help" entry:
Second select the "Version" tab to view the version:
The main issue is a dialog for links: for external links the target dialog is empty.
But the issue itself seems to be that this dialog and also other dialogs of TinyMCE and the control panel for TinyMCE is in english, not the language of the website, which is not english.
Any hint where to start debugging?
Plone 4.3.11 , TinyMCE 1.3.23 default for Plone 4.3.11
german
Looks like the translation-files aren't compiled and that you ran into https://github.com/plone/Products.TinyMCE/issues/149, where M. v. Rees makes several suggestions for resolving.
If you have monolingual site, you can also quickly compile the German files manually, like:
$ cd eggs/Products.TinyMCE-1.3.23-py2.7.egg/Products/TinyMCE/locales/de/LC_MESSAGES
$ msgfmt -o tinymce.po tinymce.mo
$ msgfmt -o plone.tinymce.po plone.tinymce.mo
I am new to ColdFusion and just inherited a ColdFusion project that I need to debug.
So far I have installed ColdFusion 11, Eclipse (LUNA), and CFEclipse.
From CFEclipse I am able to import my project from a location like C:\Users\MyName\MyProjectName and view all the files. However, when I tried to add coldfusion server using the Servers tab, I don't see ColdFusion among the server types. I tried the "Download additional server adapters" link, no luck.
When I tried to use Browser View tab at the lower panel of the editor to see the index.cfm page, I get a "This program cannot display the webpage" error.
What have I missed? Please help.
According to the following article, I found and ran cfstart.bat under my /ColdFusion/cfusion/bin folder, and apache is up and running.
http://blog.adamcameron.me/2014/02/coldfusion-11-getting-started-server.html
I am still hazy about how the whole thing works, but at least now I can access to the ColdFusion Administrator at http://localhost/CFIDE/administrator/ with password 'admin' like the article suggests, and the 'Browser View' tab in CFEclipse is now working properly.
I'm using APIs provided by Eclipse BIRT for generating BIRT reports in my application since a few days and I haven't any problem to preview the generated reports from eclipse up to now.
Since this morning it doesn't work. it doesn't show any exception. it shows a blank report without any element inside him.
Do anyone find any explanation for this?
NOTE1: I use BIRT in windows 7 OS. I hear that there are problems to preview report from eclipse on Windows 8 OS. But it isn't my case.
NOTE2: I haven't done any update in my computer recently.
birtprofi # http://developer.actuate.com/community/forum/index.php?/topic/30484-birt-report-not-running-in-eclipse-after-update-to-windows-81/page-2
Solution for workaround to use internal browser with IE 11:
Open eclipse.ini File (same path as eclipse.exe)
Insert those 2 lines at the end of the script:
-Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.DefaultType=ie,mozilla
-Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.IEVersion=7000
Restart Eclipse BIRT Designer. Then it should be possible to use the internal web browser with IE 11
You should set defaul browser app. If you dont have any default browser app birt will not open anything.
For Windows 10
Settings - > System - > Default Apps - Web Browser
Set default browser.
Also for windows 8 is the smilar.
I'm running ubuntu 11.10 with a gnome-shell and sublime text 2 Beta Build 2180.
When I connect to an FTP server (with login) and I open a file with sublime text 2, I can edit it just fine, that is until I switch to another window. Then when I switch back sublime text 2 has frozen. No error message, it just stops responding.
Check Google, Sublime Text forums, to no avail.
Would love some help, it's important to me to be able to edit files over ftp. Work Arounds would be wonderful as well.
It's difficult to diagnose your problem from stackoverflow, since it's more Q&A and you seem to have a problem with a specific plugin. Your best bet is to contact Will Bond, the creator of the plugin. He will probably want a bug report [i.e. what was displayed in ST2's console (control+`), and any info to reproduce it.] Here's the support page for the plugin: http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/sftp/support
As a workaround for the problem, you can use FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace). It will allow you to edit files, like they are on your local machine.
Here is some description on how to setup FTP with FUSE:
http://linux.byexamples.com/archives/344/mounting-ftp-host-to-local-directory-on-top-of-fuse/