I wanted to add a module, so I put it in where the others are: /var/www/drupal-5/sites/urbanorganicc.jeangazis.com/modules
I see the module in the Drupal admin screens as normal, but with this error message on the settings page:
"Could not find the TinyMCE engine installed at sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce/tinymce/. Please download TinyMCE, uncompress it and copy the folder into sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce."
Why is it doubling up the module folder when it looks for it? The module files are exactly where it says to put them. I think this is the same as the images problems I've been having (not seeing uploaded images, doubling up thumbnail and preview files). Is this a multisite file structure thing or is it the file setup on the site that I need to fix? (Does it need to be fixed in the Drupal installation or in my site settings?)
I've also asked my ISP.
Its not doubling up the module name.
In this case, the tinymce module does not come with the javascript editor, which you download separately from http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/
The tinymce javascript editor happens to go in a directory called tinymce within the module directory tinymce.
When you're done you should see a modules/tinymce/tinymce/jscripts directory.
Reference the install.txt file in modules/tinymce for more information.
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From: support-bounces@drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces@drupal.org] On Behalf Of Jean Gazis Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 1:18 PM To: support Subject: [support] multisite file structure - doubling up folders in path?
I wanted to add a module, so I put it in where the others are: /var/www/drupal-5/sites/urbanorganicc.jeangazis.com/modules
I see the module in the Drupal admin screens as normal, but with this error message on the settings page:
"Could not find the TinyMCE engine installed at sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce/tinymce/. Please download TinyMCE, uncompress it and copy the folder into sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce."
Why is it doubling up the module folder when it looks for it? The module files are exactly where it says to put them. I think this is the same as the images problems I've been having (not seeing uploaded images, doubling up thumbnail and preview files). Is this a multisite file structure thing or is it the file setup on the site that I need to fix? (Does it need to be fixed in the Drupal installation or in my site settings?)
I've also asked my ISP.
Hi.
Jean Gazis wrote:
I wanted to add a module, so I put it in where the others are: /var/www/drupal-5/sites/urbanorganicc.jeangazis.com/modules
I see the module in the Drupal admin screens as normal, but with this error message on the settings page:
"Could not find the TinyMCE engine installed at sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce/tinymce/. Please download TinyMCE, uncompress it and copy the folder into sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce."
The message implies you didn't install the wysiwyg-editor TinyMCE but only the drupal module. You have to download the editor from http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/ and extract it into "sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce". After extracting you have a directory structure like "sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce/tinymce/...".
hth,
Stefan
Thank you. I did read the Read Me files, but I guess I missed it or it wasn't clear. It looked to me like it was similar to the images problem I had before, I'll have to look at that separately.
On 8/8/07, Stefan Borchert stefan@borchert.cc wrote:
Hi.
Jean Gazis wrote:
I wanted to add a module, so I put it in where the others are: /var/www/drupal-5/sites/urbanorganicc.jeangazis.com/modules
I see the module in the Drupal admin screens as normal, but with this error message on the settings page:
"Could not find the TinyMCE engine installed at sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce/tinymce/. Please download TinyMCE, uncompress it and copy the folder into sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce."
The message implies you didn't install the wysiwyg-editor TinyMCE but only the drupal module. You have to download the editor from http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/ and extract it into "sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce". After extracting you have a directory structure like "sites/urbanorganic.jeangazis.com/modules/tinymce/tinymce/...".
hth,
Stefan
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