Rainer Sokoll kirjoitti:
> Jani Tiainen schrieb:
>> Rainer Sokoll kirjoitti:
>
>>> Did you notice the wywiwyg radio button in the upper right area?
>> No. There is no radio button visible.
>>
>> Firebug reveals that wysiwyg.js is loaded, wysiwyg.css is loaded but no
>> radiobutton what soever.
>>
>> Also I don't get any script errors to console.
>>
>> Any ideas to detect what goes wrong. Tested also with Opera 9 and IE 7,
>> same thing.
>
> Did you test on another machine? Do you use any "internet security"
> software?
F-Secure Client Security. It has never (yet) prevented any Javascript
though since I've web module deactivated.
I tested it on seven machines, same result.
> In the source code (if you edit a wiki page) , do you see somthing like
> <script type="text/javascript"
> src="<env>/chrome/common/js/wikitoolbar.js"></script><script
> type="text/javascript">
> $(document).ready(function() {
> $("#text").blur(function() {
> $("#scroll_bar_pos").val(this.scrollTop);
> }).get(0).scrollTop = $("#scroll_bar_pos").val();
> $("#editrows").change(function() {
> resizeTextArea("text", this.options[this.selectedIndex].value);
> });
> });
> </script>
No I don't see any jQuery stuff. I can see that wikitoolbar.js though,
and wikitoolbar works.
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