Some Drupal users had realized that the CKEditor module installed in their Drupal site was inserting unwanted slashes into their content when the content was saved after being edited in the CKEditor. If you are facing the same issue then continue reading to know the fix.
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A few Drupal users encountered a situation where when they installed the Drupal CKEditor module, they lost the functionality for the setup options for each module. Installing the CKEditor seemed to disable basic UI functionality in the options page of all the other modules. If you are looking for a fix for such a situation in your Drupal site then continue reading.
Some Drupal users have encountered an situation in their CKEditor in their Drupal website when all of a sudden CKEditor started changing the image embed code on save. The preview of the image seemed to be fine but the unwanted quotes were added when the content with the image was saved. If you are encountering the same situation in the CKEditor of your Drupal site then checkout the solution below.
A few Drupal users have encountered an error in their CKEditor in their Drupal website with the editor UI buttons failing to appear. The Firefox error log displayed the following error message "m.lang.contextmenu is undefined.". If you are facing the same issue in your Drupal website, then continue reading to find out more.
Many Drupal users had expressed interest in knowing how to print field values into an email without the label using the Drupal Webform module in their Drupal installations. If you are facing the same scenario in your Drupal site then have a look at the solution.
A few Drupal users have encountered an issue where the Drupal CKEditor Toolbar went missing in the preview after adding content to the node as though they had clicked on the switch to the plain text editor option. They were left with a plain text view of the content. If the text was removed from the body field the Toolbar seemed to appear again in the preview. If you are facing this issue in the CKEditor in your Drupal site then read onto fix the problem.
The Drupal FCKeditor by default allows only the admin user to access the Browse Server buttons to upload files. This is done as a security precaution. Many Drupal users have requested for a method to enable the Browse Server button for non admin users who can be trusted. If you need this feature in the FCKeditor in your Drupal website then continue reading.
Many Drupal users have reported an issue with the CKeditor they had installed on their Drupal sites. The CKeditor seemed to insert unwanted tags in their content. If you are facing the same issue in the CKeditor you had installed on your Drupal site then continue reading to fix the problem.
Some Drupal users have reported that CKEditor in their Drupal 7 website failed to come up in the permissions page preventing the from assigning the correct permissions to the CKEditor. If you are facing the same issue then read onto find out the fix.
Adding watermarks to uploaded images is a much sought after feature in the Drupal community by many Drupal users. There is an easy way to add a watermark to an image uploaded in a Drupal website using CKEditor. Read on to find out the method to do that.
Many Drupal users have repeatedly reported that they get a Page not found error when they click on the CKFinder Browse Server button on their Drupal sites. If you also facing the same issue in the CKEditor in your Drupal site then continue reading to get it fixed.
Some Drupal users have found that after they configured the Drupal CKEditor module to use Drupal IMCE as the file browser, the upload button was missing. The same problem has also occurred with the Drupal FCKEditor module and has been reported by some Drupal users. If you have discovered that the File Upload Button is missing in your Drupal website then continue reading to get the solution.
Some Drupal users have noticed that in-spite of their repeated attempts to change the length, the Drupal CCK fields maximum length always remains 128 characters long. If you are facing the same situation and looking for a fix then read on.
It is quite easy to add ckEditor to your custom form in Drupal. The only thing you have to do is, add the following lines to your form:
'#type' => 'text_format',
'#format' => 'full_html',
For example:
$html = 'some html';
$form['front'] = array(
'#type' => 'text_format',// to load the ckEditor options
'#format' => 'full_html',
'#title' => t('Front'),
'#value' => $html,
);
The above code will create a form element with its value inside ckEditor.
Solution for CKEditor not working in a Drupal 6 site.
One day, all of a sudden we found out that the CKEditor was not working on our Drupal 6 site. It had literally disappeared from our website taking the whole text area on the edit page with it. This meant that we could not create any articles as long as the CKEditor was not working. On seeing this, the first thoughts that flashed through our head was to either update the module or apply a patch believing that the CKEditor module had crashed. However our fears were unfounded and the solution turned out to be more simple than we expected.
CKEditor Module integrates one of the most popular online editors into the Drupal content management system. This module enables you to have a full-featured and customizable WYSIWYG editor in your Drupal website. In Drupal it is easy to install and configure CKEditor from within the Drupal administration panel.
Still having issues with file upload button in ckeditor?
Then follow these steps for a perfect CKEditor installation: