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Hi, I am new to TWiki world and have been working with it since last 1 month. I found it really awsome.I am facing problem with WYSIWYGPlugin.I have enabled the WysiwygPlugin and because of it there is a new button besides Edit.The problem i am facing is that when I click WYSIWYG button it takes too much time to open edit page and it never shows my exsiting content. I am facing this problem On IE and Mozila.Please let me know if I have done anyhting wrong while enbling this plugin

Environment

TWiki version: TWikiRelease04x00x00
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin,WysiwygPlugin
Server OS: Windows XP
Web server: Apache 1.3.34
Perl version: 5.005
Client OS: Windows XP
Web Browser: IE, Mozila Firefox
Categories: Performance, Plugins

-- SachinBardeo - 14 Apr 2006

Answer

ALERT! If you answer a question - or have a question you asked answered by someone - please remember to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status is in a drop-down list below the edit box.

Please tell me what you did to enable the plugin, and then I might be able to tell you if anything you did was wrong.

-- CrawfordCurrie - 17 Apr 2006

Thanks for the response Crawford!!! WysiwygPlugin was already there with TWiki installable. I just enabled it through configuring plungins sections.Please help me as I have to create the intranet for my project which is very urgent. This is the only part I am stucking with. Rest of the functionality I have configured correctly. Only thing remained is making users able to add content without having knowledge of html which is possible by enabling WysiwygPlugin. Waiting for the reply!

-- SachinBardeo - 29 Apr 2006

should I mail you personaly?

-- SachinBardeo - 06 May 2006

Have you installed the CPAN dependencies in the CygWin environment? You will need the HTML::Parser & HTML::Entities for this plugin to work. I remember facing similar problem that got resolved after I had installed these dependencies.

-- RamkumarKb - 06 May 2006

I have copied HTML::Parser in \lib\perl5\5.8\CPAN\HTML of cygwin directory. Do I have to install HTML::Entities or just copying to that location will help?Please tell me the path where to install these modules

-- SachinBardeo - 07 May 2006

I have copied both the modules at C:\cygwin_installation\lib\perl5\5.8\CPAN\HTML and also at C:\twiki\lib\CPAN\lib\HTML still it is not working.

-- SachinBardeo - 07 May 2006

You should be installing using CPAN rather than copying them. Try the following:

1\ Open the cygWin console and follow these commands:

  • $ cpan
  • cpan> install HTML::Parser
  • ...
  • cpan> install HTML::Entities
  • cpan> quit
  • $ exit

-- RamkumarKb - 07 May 2006

I download these module from cpan and then installed at C:\cygwin_installation\lib\perl5\5.8\CPAN\HTML folder what it did is just copied these two files from source to destination. I am also unable to find error. Could you please guide me where can i find error regarding this

-- SachinBardeo - 07 May 2006

You need to use the Cygwin console and not do a copy'n'paste. Do you see a Cygwin console shortcut in the Server where you installed the Cygwin ?

Open the CygWin console and follow the instructions in my previous response.

-- RamkumarKb - 07 May 2006

I did it through console as you specified

-- SachinBardeo - 07 May 2006

 
Topic revision: r10 - 2006-05-07 - SachinBardeo
 
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