Question

I've installed the WysiwygPlugin into a wiki that was just upgraded from Cairo to Dakar. When enabled, it automatically inserts the "Wysiwyg" link into the pages, and everything is great... until you click it. Then the rendering looks like a mess.

I will be the first to admit I know nothing of templates, so I can't even really diagnose what's going wrong here. Any ideas? Screenshot below.

Environment

-- ShaneLiesegang - 20 Aug 2006

Answer

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.

You don't say what browser you are using. Wysiwyg is only tested on firefox and IE, and require javascript to be turned on.

-- CrawfordCurrie - 21 Aug 2006

It renders that way in both Firefox and IE, and Javascript is on; the screenshot is from IE. The rest of the wiki works fine.

-- ShaneLiesegang - 21 Aug 2006

OK, then my guess is that you have your .htaccess or apache config set up in such a way that the browser can't access the .css file for the editor (and probably not the .js either). Check the Javascript console, and try to access the .css file directly from the browser (you can get the URL by viewing the source of the editor page).

-- CrawfordCurrie - 23 Aug 2006

That was it! Something I should have thought of earlier -- silly me! Thanks so much for the help.

(On a separate note, now it looks like editing a page with WYSIWYG results in that page's source being turned into pure HTML, rather than TWiki syntax. Any thoughts on what might not be getting executed? I've got the HTML::Parser installed...)

-- ShaneLiesegang - 23 Aug 2006