I, just by chance, found this to happen if XOOPS is not installed in the root directory of the web site - it seems the paths in the XOOPS integration file is hard coded to be in the root of the site.

By root, I mean by URL, e.g. http://www.example.com and not
a subdir like http://www.example.com/xoops/

If this is the case, it can be fixed by changing a setting in "formfckeditor.php" (in the fckeditor directory) on line 185

$oFCKeditor->SetVar('BasePath', "/class/fckeditor/");

Change "/class/fckeditor/" to reflect the path as it would be by accessing it by a URL.

The "FSK" in the settings is indeed a typo, and has already been changed for the next release.

TTFN

Thanks for your bug report.

I've now fixed this - and in the category edit fields, and will upload a new release later on.

OK, off the top of my head (sorry if some seem a little "obvious"!):

1) Are all of the spaw files (formspaw.php, spaw_control.class.php, etc.) directly under the spaw directory, and not in another subdirectory?
2) Have you set the editor for the user submit page, while looking in the admin area? I did this once, I spent ages looking for a bug that didn't exist!
3) Have you downloaded the latest archive? The latest appears to be 1.1 beta

If that fails, could try turning on Debug mode to "php debug" in the System preferences -> general preferences, and see if the page reports an error...

TTFN

Hi,

The spaw directory should be uploaded into the "/class" directory at the root of your XOOPS installation.

TTFN

Internet Explorer does seem to need some sort of width defined on all cells, otherwise the cell(s) without it will cause it to go all over the place, unless there is enough content in that cell to hold it "open".

Erm, if that makes sense...

I have tackled it now, and have changed over to CSS styles and juggled it around so all columns are now aligned, no matter what the content.


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Thanks

It's not an option in 0.22, but I am adding it for the next release.

I have downloaded the BopComments module, and the 3rd party plugins from the author's web site.

I will take a look at it after I have a working admin area - I'm redoing a lot of it so I could implement 3rd party editors, add new features and change stuff to support XOOPS' new functions and standards.

There are now a number of article/sections modules. You can view them under the "content management" section of the module repository on the official XOOPS site:

http://www.xoops.org[...]viewcat.php?cid=12

To be honest, I'm not sure if any of them support bopcomments, although I may have another look at supporting it in Articles.

I thought you may be interested in what's happening with Articles...

o User submit - I am now adding the option for site visitors to be able to submit their own articles. These will, of course, have to be validated by an admin before it is published. This will also include some notifications for admin and the user.

o Support for third party editors such as SPAW. Support for this is not straight forward as it involves re-writing code for the forms.

o Some, if not all, preferences will be moved over to the XOOPS built in config system. Exactly which, and how I am not sure just yet.

Those are the main areas I am working on at present, along with some other enhancements. This may be the last beta release before Articles goes to a "pre-release" status.

Please let me know if you have any comments, etc.

Yes, I am looking into supporting the third party editors, including SPAW.

Support for them may appear in the next release.

TTFN