[support] Configuring yui and yui_editor modules on a per role basis.

[Michael Prasuhn]

Try Drupal 6.15 and I'd recommend using the WYSIWYG and Better Formats modules to integrate YUI or any other editor with your site.

http://drupal.org/project/wysiwyg
http://drupal.org/project/better_formats

You'll find that you are able to attach any specific editor configuration to an input format, and then you can specify default input formats with the Better Formats module, site-wide, or by role, or by content type. (Even by content type you can set the default for each role, when using that content type.)

-Mike
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On Jan 7, 2010, at 2:02 PM, Matt Friedman wrote:

> Just a note, I'm using the latest drupal version 6. I believe it is 6.13. and all the latest mods for 6.13
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> And using yui 2.5.2 
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> 2010/1/7 Matt Friedman <matt.friedman at gmail.com>
> Hi,
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> I'm trying to get yui_editor working correctly for a specific role. The role is is called content_admin. I only want this specific role to be able to use the yui editor. I don't want site users to see it otherwise.
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> Everything seems to work well. When I try to edit existing content the editor appears and all is well. When I add new content the editor does not appear and I only see the plain text editing area.
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> I have set the role to have permission to use the yui editor. I have set the correct content type for the new content and associated with the right role using the better_formats module. 
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> I have setup the yui_editor profile to included the content_admin role. 
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> I've setup any setting that I can find to make sure the editor will show up when creating a new piece of content. 
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> And yet, the editor doesn't show up.
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> Any help?
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> Thanks,
> Matt
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