source_editor.htm can't be found
  • Vote Up0Vote Down eworkfloweworkflow
    Posts: 4Member
    Thank you for Campsite CMS, guys - your CMS is irreplaceable in a development of a non-profit online magazine, I am involved in now, which also requires a simple writer/editor interface.

    After embedding an issuu.com's PDF document widget in a HTML mode of the Campsite's text editor I previewed the article and the Issue widget displayed perfectly.

    However, when I attempted to access the editor in ML mode again, I get error message: "Firefox can't find the file at http://MYDOMAINNAME.ORG/javascript/tinymce/themes/advanced/s ource_editor.htm. "

    Checking of the server-based files revealed that the mentioned file is there and everything looks OK. My conclusion, therefore, is that my embedding issuu.com <object> partially crashed Campsite's or TinyEditor's/JS.

    Can I reset Campsite or/and TinyEd without reinstalling everything?
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down Holman RomeroHolman Romero
    Posts: 261Member
    Hello,

    What Campsite version are you using? I just embeded an issuu document
    successfully in 3.4.1 and it was very straight forward by pasting the
    embed code in HTML mode.

    Cheers,


    On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 10:26 PM, eworkflow
    <campsite-support@lists.sourcefabric.org> wrote:
    >
    > Thank you for Campsite CMS, guys - your CMS is irreplaceable in a development of a non-profit online magazine, I am involved in now, which also requires a simple writer/editor interface.
    >
    > After embedding an issuu.com's PDF document widget in a HTML mode of the Campsite's text editor I previewed the article and the Issue widget displayed perfectly.
    >
    > However, when I attempted to access the editor in ML mode again, I get error message: "Firefox can't find the file at http://MYDOMAINNAME.ORG/javascript/tinymce/themes/advanced/s ource_editor.htm. "
    >
    > Checking of the server-based files revealed that the mentioned file is there and everything looks OK. My conclusion, therefore, is that my embedding issuu.com <object> partially crashed Campsite's or TinyEditor's/JS.
    >
    > Can I reset Campsite or/and TinyEd without reinstalling everything?
    >


    --
    Holman Romero
    Senior Software Engineer, Sourcefabric
    holman.romero@sourcefabric.org

    Salvátorská 10
    110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic
    +420 607 133 896

    http://www.sourcefabric.org
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Holman RomeroHolman Romero
    Posts: 261Member
    Forgot to mention it displays well in frontend and everything keeps
    working ok in backend ;-)


    On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 10:26 PM, eworkflow
    <campsite-support@lists.sourcefabric.org> wrote:
    >
    > Thank you for Campsite CMS, guys - your CMS is irreplaceable in a development of a non-profit online magazine, I am involved in now, which also requires a simple writer/editor interface.
    >
    > After embedding an issuu.com's PDF document widget in a HTML mode of the Campsite's text editor I previewed the article and the Issue widget displayed perfectly.
    >
    > However, when I attempted to access the editor in ML mode again, I get error message: "Firefox can't find the file at http://MYDOMAINNAME.ORG/javascript/tinymce/themes/advanced/s ource_editor.htm. "
    >
    > Checking of the server-based files revealed that the mentioned file is there and everything looks OK. My conclusion, therefore, is that my embedding issuu.com <object> partially crashed Campsite's or TinyEditor's/JS.
    >
    > Can I reset Campsite or/and TinyEd without reinstalling everything?
    >


    --
    Holman Romero
    Senior Software Engineer, Sourcefabric
    holman.romero@sourcefabric.org

    Salvátorská 10
    110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic
    +420 607 133 896

    http://www.sourcefabric.org
  • Vote Up0Vote Down eworkfloweworkflow
    Posts: 4Member
    I am using 3.3.6 and I definitely "managed" to partially crash editor by regular embedding issue.com widget object into an article. I guess then I just need to upgrade to 3.4. My only concern, at this moment, is that my first project using Campsite is partially developed now (afrobeatjournal.org) and I am not sure whether upgrade to 3.4 is trouble free.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Mugur RusMugur Rus
    Posts: 132Member
    3.4 is backward compatible with 3.3 and includes quite a few bug fixes. I
    suggest you make a clone of your site upgrade the clone. If everything works
    there then you can safely upgrade on the server.

    Mugur

    On Sun, Aug 29, 2010 at 9:31 AM, eworkflow <
    campsite-support@lists.sourcefabric.org> wrote:

    > I am using 3.3.6 and I definitely "managed" to partially crash editor
    > by regular embedding issue.com widget object into an article. I guess then
    > I just need to upgrade to 3.4. My only concern, at this moment, is that my
    > first project using Campsite is partially developed now (
    > afrobeatjournal.org) and I am not sure whether upgrade to 3.4 is trouble
    > free.
    >

  • Vote Up0Vote Down eworkfloweworkflow
    Posts: 4Member
    Thank you, Mugur. As for "a clone of your site": what would be the proper way to do it?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down Mugur RusMugur Rus
    Posts: 132Member
    1. Install Campsite on another virtual host (test host)
    2. Backup your site from the production host
    3. Restore the backup on the test host
    4. Upgrade the test host
    5. Set the publication alias for the test host in order to be able to test
    it
    6. Check if the site on the test host shows up properly

    Mugur Rus
    Senior Software Developer, Sourcefabric
    mugur.rus@sourcefabric.org

    Cluj-Napoca, Romania
    +40 (0)720 528408
    Skype: mugur_rus

    http://www.sourcefabric.org
    http://www.twitter.com/Sourcefabric


    On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 11:31 PM, eworkflow <
    campsite-support@lists.sourcefabric.org> wrote:

    > Thank you Magur. As for "a clone of your site": what would be the
    > proper way to do it?
    >

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