In standard XE, CKEditor is indicated as default in
/etc/xwiki/xwiki.properties configuration file.
Maybe you had conflict at some point in xwiki.properties and kept the
previous version (and then apt kept it like this since there was no
change in standard xwiki.properties file).
Here is how it's supposed to look like at the end:
#-# [Since 8.2RC1]
#-# Indicate the default editor to use for a specific data type.
#-# The editors are components so they are specified using their role
hints.
#-# Some data types can be edited in multiple ways, by different types
of editors.
#-# Thus you can also indicate the default editor to use from a
specific category (editor type).
#-#
#-# The format is this:
#-# edit.defaultEditor.<dataType>=<roleHintOrCategory>
#-# edit.defaultEditor.<dataType>#<category>=<roleHintOrSubCategory>
#-#
#-# The default bindings are:
# edit.defaultEditor.org.xwiki.rendering.syntax.SyntaxContent=text
# edit.defaultEditor.org.xwiki.rendering.syntax.SyntaxContent#text=text
# edit.defaultEditor.org.xwiki.rendering.block.XDOM=text
# edit.defaultEditor.org.xwiki.rendering.block.XDOM#text=text
edit.defaultEditor.org.xwiki.rendering.syntax.SyntaxContent#wysiwyg=ckeditor
edit.defaultEditor.org.xwiki.rendering.block.XDOM#wysiwyg=ckeditor
On Mon, Jan 16, 2017 at 7:06 PM, shouldbe q931 <shouldbeq931(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi All,
On an infrequently maintained xwiki instance (.deb on Ubuntu), which
was running 8.4.1, the default editor is WYSIWYG
In Administration | Edit Mode Settings | DEFAULT EDITOR, the dropdown
box contains Wysiwyg and Text, and does NOT contain CKEditor
If a page in the wiki is selected, the edit icon has the options in
the dropdown for WYSIWYG, CKEditor, Wiki & Inline form, then below it,
Objects and Class. If CKEditor is selected, the edit window is not
shown.
I tried an update to 8.4.4, and there is no change in Administration |
Edit Mode Settings | DEFAULT EDITOR, but when a page is edited, it now
shows in the place where I would expect to see the edit window the
below
Content
#ckeditor($parameters)
I'm lost as to where to look next, and would welcome some guidance.
Cheers
Arne
--
Thomas Mortagne