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Rating -2-1012(5)Help
Ticket ID 1732
Subject FCKEditor missing tikiwiki toolbar
Submitted by asphaltjesus
Category Bug: Error
Tiki Version 2.x
Dogfood on a *.tiki.org site
Feature Browser Compatibility
OS independence (Non-Linux, Windows/IIS, Mac, BSD)
WYSIWYG (What You See is What You Get)
Description

After checking out 1.10 from svn and enabling FCKEditor, attempts to use the editor fail with an error claiming the tikiwiki toolbar does not exist. More specifically, FCKEditor loads, but there are no toolbars.

Solution

I did an installation from scratch. Do not (no more ?) have your problem. I close this item. Feel free to reopen it if you have this problem again. In this case, please give more informations about how this problem occurs for you (environment, step by step description, ....).

Update by Xavi (Mon May 19th, 2008): this is still happening under some circumstances, not for everybody. See comments on this bug report. for instance: http://moviments.net/ilp doesn't shown wysiwyg editor to me, but it did to some other users (like nkoth3 or others on irc; tested yesterday May 18th) There is still some weirdness around somewhere... Some more testing / or reporting is needed in order to confirm that this bug is closed. With code from mid April'08, this bug was not showing up, afaik... Also happening to me on http://edu.tikiwiki.org, even when using tikineat.css or tikinewt.css and clearing cache.

Update 2 May 18th: When using English interface, I can see the wysiwyg interface (no error shown - toolbar shown). When I change back to Catalan, error reproduced. Maybe there is some conflict with the single quotes in localized strings used in Catalan? (apostrophes?) http://edu.tikiwiki.org has been updated to 1.10code from today, and error is reproducible as reported here.

Fixed issue on Catalan language on recent Tiki 2.0 svn (August 29th 2008)

Technical Area All / Undefined
Related project Release20
Resolution status (legacy) Please retest
Lastmod by Marc Laporte
Created Friday 25 April, 2008 16:27:09 UTC
LastModif Wednesday 15 April, 2009 17:24:01 UTC
Comments (32)

Comments

My Solution by paleogusy1 points 
posted on: 15 Apr. 09 17:18 UTC
I met this problem too on Firefox & IE in Windows. Only Opera 9.6x was unaffected.
This is my solution:
* Open file "tiki-setup.php" in the tikiwiki's document root.
* Below this line:
$tikipath = dirname($tiki_script_filename);

Add these lines:
$tikiroot = strtr($tikiroot, '\\', '/'); // Fix for Firefox
$tikipath = strtr($tikipath, '\\', '/'); // Fix for IE

Note: I only test it on IE 6 and Firefox 3.x.
Fails on new installation by Don Hughes28 points 
posted on: 16 Jan. 09 19:50 UTC
I just did two identical installations, and one got the toolbar error and the other did not.

After wasting a lot of time reinstalling and chaning file permissions, I found that the cause was that one installation had an Apache server name directive, and the other did not. The site that did not work was a redirected site and the editor was trying to retrieve its tool set from the redirected from site which, of course, did not have them.

Since this is the only piece that does not work, I would say the the editor has a problem with how it determines the base path.
was an Apache config problem by mono1 points 
posted on: 01 Dec. 08 19:41 UTC
The tiki_setup.php "path guessing" for $tikiroot didn't work for me, because of a strange Apache config. Therefore "setup_fckeditor.php" is not found , when switching to wysiwyg-mode and there it is, the toolbar-missing message :-).
Setting the path absolut in tiki_setup.php did the trick.
multiple sources by macjaeger5 points 
posted on: 09 Nov. 08 19:12 UTC
this error has multiple sources. for once it can happen to all browsers when the server is hosted on windows, due to different path delimiter (\ instead of /) on windows. but it can also happen to IE users even when the server is hosted on linux. my resolution (see below) only fixes the problem on windows servers, not the IE problem.
Firefox OK / IE NOK by test0r1 points 
posted on: 31 Oct. 08 09:17 UTC
Same Problem as the others wrote. Editor works with Firefox but with the IE error message "Toolbar set 'Tiki' doesn't exist" comes up.
Tested on multiple computers with TikiWiki 2.1
IE 7.x / IE 8.x by marklaw8 points 
posted on: 15 Oct. 08 14:21 UTC
Yes, it works for me also with all versions I've used of Firefox, Safari, Chrome. The issue seems to revolve around IE 7.x and IE 8.x (beta). The error "Toolbar set 'Tiki' doesn't exist" still happens, at least to me when using IE 7.x or IE 8.x. I've tried the editing hacks proposed in the comments without any luck. At this point I'm not sure if this is a problem with IE or with the way that IE is installed on my machine.
IE 7.x / IE 8.x by marklaw8 points 
posted on: 15 Oct. 08 14:21 UTC
Yes, it works for me also with all versions I've used of Firefox, Safari, Chrome. The issue seems to revolve around IE 7.x and IE 8.x (beta). The error "Toolbar set 'Tiki' doesn't exist" still happens, at least to me when using IE 7.x or IE 8.x. I've tried the editing hacks proposed in the comments without any luck. At this point I'm not sure if this is a problem with IE or with the way that IE is installed on my machine.
IE 7.x / IE 8.x by marklaw8 points 
posted on: 15 Oct. 08 14:15 UTC
Yes, it works for me also with all versions I've used of Firefox, Safari, Chrome. The issue seems to revolve around IE 7.x and IE 8.x (beta). The error "Toolbar set 'Tiki' doesn't exist" still happens, at least to me when using IE 7.x or IE 8.x. I've tried the editing hacks proposed in the comments without any luck. At this point I'm not sure if this is a problem with IE or with the way that IE is installed on my machine.
Works with firefox by harry2716 points 
posted on: 15 Oct. 08 10:27 UTC
Without making any changes to any file, I just used the newest version of firefox, and it works, no error message.
by harry2716 points 
posted on: 14 Oct. 08 15:14 UTC
@macjaeger
I did as you did, basically copied your line 68 and replaced it with the one in my file. Still get the same message "Toolbar set 'Tiki' doesn't exist". Did you do anything else, reboot the server for example? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
IE 8 beta bad / Firefox, Chrome, Safari still good by marklaw8 points 
posted on: 10 Oct. 08 01:35 UTC
OK, round three. I installed v2.1 and still get the error in IE. Chrome, Firefox, Safari all work fine with the WYSIWYG editor.
workaround by macjaeger5 points 
posted on: 30 Sep. 08 20:22 UTC
In lib/tikifck.php i changed funtion EncodeConfig to remove backslashes from the config string (shouldn't be there anyway...). Line 68 now looks like this:
$chars = array('&'=>'%26', '='=>'%3D', '"'=>'%22', '\\'=>'');
Works fine for me, thanks to ebegin below (who's idea i followed)!
problem persists on 2.1 in windows by macjaeger5 points 
posted on: 30 Sep. 08 19:28 UTC
I have 2.1 installed on a linux-server, and the same (identical copy) on my local windows machine. The linux installation is fine, the windows copy shows that very error "Toolbarset 'tiki' doesn't exist".
The pagesource contains "CustomConfigurationsPath=http://localhost\/setup_fckeditor.php" (see that backslash after localhost?) which seems to be causing the error (configuration not found, thus using default, which is set to 'tiki').
marklaw, try tiki 2.1 by xavi1688 points 
posted on: 24 Sep. 08 12:09 UTC
Did you try with tiki 2.1 marklaw? We committed a patch that solved the problem for some of us (and maybe to you?)
IE 8 beta bad / Chrome, Safari still good by marklaw8 points 
posted on: 21 Sep. 08 13:31 UTC
I installed the new IE 8 beta 2 and still get the error "Toolbar set 'Tiki' doesn't exist".
IE bad / Chrome, Safari good by marklaw8 points 
posted on: 20 Sep. 08 23:36 UTC
I did a fresh install. The WYSIWYG editor complains "Toolbar set 'Tiki' doesn't exist". However, the editor works fine under Google Chrome and Apple Safari. My system is Windows XP Patch 3, IE is 7.0.5730.11
answer by xavi1688 points 
posted on: 18 Sep. 08 18:45 UTC
patch: well, I would (quickly) say yes: just check that the content of the zip file is similar to the files and folders of the tiki structure. If not, then place any folder on the equivalent folder in tiki
Patch by harry2716 points 
posted on: 18 Sep. 08 12:26 UTC
I am guessing \htdocs\ and then override the existing files?
Patch by harry2716 points 
posted on: 18 Sep. 08 12:21 UTC
Xavi: Where do I save the files from the patch?
Thank you in advance.
Try patch from jonny by xavi1688 points 
posted on: 29 Aug. 08 11:25 UTC
Please, try again with the patch for Tiki 2.0 from this bug report:
http://dev.tikiwiki.org/bug1831

For my case (issue with Catalan language), this bug is still reproduced, but it might fix the problem on English language (it works fine for me if using English or other languages)
Same Problem by harry2716 points 
posted on: 28 Aug. 08 13:57 UTC
I have a fresh installed tikiwiki 2.0 on my office pc, but I get the same message. "toolbar tiki does not exist". How can I fix this? Where exactly do I implement ebegins solution. I know the file, but which position in the file? Or is there another way to solve this? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
ebegin's solution worked for me. by w0wbagger1 points 
posted on: 28 July 08 19:58 UTC
I only ran into this problem when I clicked on the red question mark beside a link to create a new page.

It did not occur when I edited an existing web page.

Implementing ebegin's solution worked for me. Thanks heaps.
Still here! by tkott9 points 
posted on: 10 July 08 20:21 UTC
I installed fresh from newest source from Jul 8, and started running into this problem using safari on my Mac. Firefox2 on Mac though, displayed everything just fine. So there's still something wierd going on.
Found it by ebegin1 points 
posted on: 06 June 08 19:08 UTC
in later versions of php on windows sometimes dirname() returns a "\" instead of a blank (see the mention of that here http://us3.php.net/dirname ) this causes the variable $baseurl to get a url with a backslash in it which in turn causes the fckeditor to be unable to find it's configuration file. Since it can't find the configuration file it doesn't include the "Tiki" toolbar set and that gives the error.

To fix add something like the line "if ($tikiroot == '\\' ) $tikiroot = '';" right after line 25 of tiki-setup.php where it assigns a value to $tikiroot
Update by MrStu10 points 
posted on: 19 May 08 14:20 UTC
I went to fckconfig.js and copied the default toolbar set, named the new copy 'Tiki' and then the fckeditor loads as normal :) Does anyone know where this Tiki toolbar is meant to be defined, because that's where the problem is.

I then had a problem where the page wouldn't save but I think that's a seperate bug I have where html pages aren't saving.
update by MrStu10 points 
posted on: 19 May 08 13:56 UTC
this is still happening on 2 seperate installations for me.
Reproduced similar bug another way by Nelson1680 points 
posted on: 17 May 08 19:54 UTC
I have managed to reproduce a similar bug (by chance really) on a system that does not have this problem. Try adding print_r("test"); to anywhere (even at the end) of tiki_setup.php. You will get this 'Toolbar set "Tiki" doesn't exist message". Try instead to put this print_r anywhere else - in tiki-editpage.php or in any of the other includes and there is no problem! Anyone knows what could cause this?
fckeditor wysiwyg also dissapeared on my updated sites by xavi1688 points 
posted on: 17 May 08 18:39 UTC
mmm, confirmed that wysiwyg is not working (not showing the bar) on firefox3 on linux, and firefox 2.0.0.14 on windows (it complains about missing tool bar), and on knoqueror and IE 5.x (both also on windows), no error report: just no fckeditor bar shown when in wysiwyg mode
It can be reproduced here (anonymous have edit perms (with antibot):
http://moviments.net/ilp
browser related by mrochemont23 points 
posted on: 06 May 08 01:31 UTC
It's working with both Firefox and IE on my home computer...
Noticed java plugin on home pc is v6
Problem is happening on work pc with same Firefox level, but java v5; might be related to java version??
browser related by mrochemont23 points 
posted on: 05 May 08 19:25 UTC
I have the same thing...
Found that it does work with IE (v6) but not with Firefox (v2).
browser related by mrochemont23 points 
posted on: 05 May 08 19:20 UTC
I have the same thing...
Found that it does work with IE (v6) but not with Firefox (v2).
Discussion in Forums by asphaltjesus16 points 
posted on: 25 Apr. 08 16:43 UTC
See this discussion: http://tikiwiki.org/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?forumId=4&comments_parentId=28445&thread_sort_mode=commentDate_desc&was_queued=n
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