On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 2:07 PM, Marius Dumitru Florea
<mariusdumitru.florea(a)xwiki.com> wrote:
Hi Rob,
On 07/05/2011 07:30 PM, Rob Gillen wrote:
I've recently deployed XWiki (3.1m1) in a
Tomcat 6 container, and was
playing around with the editing features when I noticed that the WYSIWYG
editor menu, which is supposed to sit right above the editor toolbar, is
missing. I've been unsuccessful in finding any posts regarding this issue,
and there doesn't seem to be very much information in the documentation
about it. Is there something that I need to do to enable it? or maybe I've
done something wrong. Perhaps someone can provide some hints to help.
We need more details:
* is it a clean 3.1M1? You didn't upgrade from a previous version and
you have imported the default 3.1M1 XAR, right?
* did you try to clear your browser cache?
* what browser are you using and which version?
* in the WYSIWYG editor administration section the menu configuration is
not empty, right? Are you able to edit the menu configuration?
* Yes, it was a clean 3.1M1 installation, not an upgrade.
* I did import the default 3.1M1 XAR.
* Clearing the browser cache (and cookies) made no difference in any browser.
* I've been using Firefox 5.0, but tried Explorer 7 in response to
your question. Both manifest the same issue.
* The menu configuration had some configured defaults (all that are
available, I believe).
* I've tried removing, re-adding, and rearranging the menu items.
I also haven't noted any errors in the tomcat logs; although, I
suspect this is probably a browser/client issue and not a server one.
I think I'll try out the all-in-one zip again. It might be my
imagination, but I don't recall seeing the menu the last time I ran
that one when I was evaluating xwiki.
Ok, I tried the all-in-one zip, and there were no issues when
displaying the editor menu. It was there, fully functioning. Just
for kicks, I ran a diff between the all-in-one and the uncompressed
WAR contents and saw nothing significantly different between the two.
The differences mostly amounted to my changes to set up a JNDI
datasource (in the hibernate.cfg.xml file) for Oracle and turning on
stats. I've also tried bouncing tomcat just to make sure that any
changes to configuration files were applied.