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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 someone answered one of your questions - please remember to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status selector is 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

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