I wanted to put some HTML into a page on drupal and I have the wikitools module installed. I used <nowiki> successfully but the page displays the actual code instead of the output of the html. Any ideas?
Change input format/content type back to "Filtered HTML" or "Full HTML" ?
Ian Elwood wrote:
I wanted to put some HTML into a page on drupal and I have the wikitools module installed. I used <nowiki> successfully but the page displays the actual code instead of the output of the html. Any ideas?
That is what I would have thought, it actually doesn't show up in my list of options on the page. I am guessing that perhaps wikitools somehow disables this function. Not sure how to turn it back on.
--ian--
Matthew Lechleider wrote:
Change input format/content type back to "Filtered HTML" or "Full HTML" ?
Ian Elwood wrote:
I wanted to put some HTML into a page on drupal and I have the wikitools module installed. I used <nowiki> successfully but the page displays the actual code instead of the output of the html. Any ideas?
Or perhaps the user account you were using does not have the role which is allowed to use the Full HTML filter?
On 9/26/07, Ian Elwood ian@corpwatch.org wrote:
That is what I would have thought, it actually doesn't show up in my list of options on the page. I am guessing that perhaps wikitools somehow disables this function. Not sure how to turn it back on.
--ian--
Matthew Lechleider wrote:
Change input format/content type back to "Filtered HTML" or "Full HTML" ?
Hrm, I am logged in as administrator, and I went down the list of permissions. The only ones unchecked are
use PHP for block visibility administer filters submit latitude/longitude
plus everything in the masquerade module, everything in the path module and everything in the subscriptions module.
I am turning on the administer filters module because it has the word filter in it, but I don't think that is it.
--ian--
Chris Johnson wrote:
Or perhaps the user account you were using does not have the role which is allowed to use the Full HTML filter?
On 9/26/07, Ian Elwood ian@corpwatch.org wrote:
That is what I would have thought, it actually doesn't show up in my list of options on the page. I am guessing that perhaps wikitools somehow disables this function. Not sure how to turn it back on.
--ian--
Matthew Lechleider wrote:
Change input format/content type back to "Filtered HTML" or "Full HTML" ?
To achieve "wiki functionality", did you follow something similar to? http://drupal.tschannen.net/wiki/set_up_a_wiki_with_drupal_5
Ian Elwood wrote:
Hrm, I am logged in as administrator, and I went down the list of permissions. The only ones unchecked are
use PHP for block visibility administer filters submit latitude/longitude
plus everything in the masquerade module, everything in the path module and everything in the subscriptions module.
I am turning on the administer filters module because it has the word filter in it, but I don't think that is it.
--ian--
Chris Johnson wrote:
Or perhaps the user account you were using does not have the role which is allowed to use the Full HTML filter?
On 9/26/07, Ian Elwood ian@corpwatch.org wrote:
That is what I would have thought, it actually doesn't show up in my list of options on the page. I am guessing that perhaps wikitools somehow disables this function. Not sure how to turn it back on.
--ian--
Matthew Lechleider wrote:
Change input format/content type back to "Filtered HTML" or "Full HTML" ?
Administer filters is part of what controls the ability to change the "filter" associated with a piece of content. If you want to always be able to change the filter, then you need to have this privilege.
Alternatively you can "reconfigure the filter" in administer filters to use different settings. Wikitools should be one of those filters, and it may or may not behave well with others.
Hope that's clearer than mud.... :).
-----Original Message----- From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org] On Behalf Of Ian Elwood Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 10:27 AM To: support@drupal.org Subject: Re: [support] Wikitools
Hrm, I am logged in as administrator, and I went down the list of permissions. The only ones unchecked are
use PHP for block visibility administer filters submit latitude/longitude
plus everything in the masquerade module, everything in the path module and everything in the subscriptions module.
I am turning on the administer filters module because it has the word filter in it, but I don't think that is it.
--ian--
Chris Johnson wrote:
Or perhaps the user account you were using does not have the role which is allowed to use the Full HTML filter?
On 9/26/07, Ian Elwood ian@corpwatch.org wrote:
That is what I would have thought, it actually doesn't show up in my list of options on the page. I am guessing that perhaps wikitools somehow disables this function. Not sure how to turn it back on.
--ian--
Matthew Lechleider wrote:
Change input format/content type back to "Filtered HTML" or "Full
HTML" ?
Thanks! I figured it out. It is as you say.
--ian--
Metzler, David wrote:
Administer filters is part of what controls the ability to change the "filter" associated with a piece of content. If you want to always be able to change the filter, then you need to have this privilege.
Alternatively you can "reconfigure the filter" in administer filters to use different settings. Wikitools should be one of those filters, and it may or may not behave well with others.
Hope that's clearer than mud.... :).
-----Original Message----- From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org] On Behalf Of Ian Elwood Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 10:27 AM To: support@drupal.org Subject: Re: [support] Wikitools
Hrm, I am logged in as administrator, and I went down the list of permissions. The only ones unchecked are
use PHP for block visibility administer filters submit latitude/longitude
plus everything in the masquerade module, everything in the path module and everything in the subscriptions module.
I am turning on the administer filters module because it has the word filter in it, but I don't think that is it.
--ian--
Chris Johnson wrote:
Or perhaps the user account you were using does not have the role which is allowed to use the Full HTML filter?
On 9/26/07, Ian Elwood ian@corpwatch.org wrote:
That is what I would have thought, it actually doesn't show up in my list of options on the page. I am guessing that perhaps wikitools somehow disables this function. Not sure how to turn it back on.
--ian--
Matthew Lechleider wrote:
Change input format/content type back to "Filtered HTML" or "Full
HTML" ?
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