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Question

I added a view.tagme.tmpl file with the INCLUDE and the TMPL:DEF as shown in the TagMePluginDev, ArthurClemens - 14 Jun 2006. I enabled the plugin in configure and added Set SKIN = tagme,pattern in Main.TWikiPreferences. I am not seeing the tagme box at the bottom of the page. I tried adding it to the copyright and that worked, but I was unable to print in IE so I had to remove it from the copyright. Could something be overriding my skin setting in Main.TWikiPreferences?

Environment

TWiki version:	TWikiRelease04x00x04
TWiki plugins:	DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
Server OS:	Fedora Core 5
Web server:	apache 2.2.0-5.1.2
Perl version:	5.8.8
Client OS:	XP
Web Browser:	firefox
Categories:	Plugins, Skin

-- MaryVerge - 01 Nov 2006

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The example in TagMePluginDev (by ArthurClemens - 14 Jun 2006) was corrupted, a line was cut off. I fixed it.

We have not figured out yet the printing issue. Any debug help is appreciated.

-- PeterThoeny - 03 Nov 2006

My tagme template is now working, thanks Peter. The printing issue happens when the tag box is part of the "Printable" page. IE crashes, with an ObjectRequired error for preview.dlg, when trying to print it. Now that I have it part of the template I am able to print using the printable tab at the top of the page. IE still crashes when you select File, Print from the browser. IE can't seem to handle the tag box as part of the printed page.

-- MaryVerge - 07 Nov 2006

I think I have found the source of the problem. It seems that IE does not like forms named "tags" If you enter the following html into a file and try to print it from IE, you get the ObjectRequired Error. Change the name of the form from "tags" to anything else and IE prints fine. I don't know if the name of the form is important anywhere, but it seems that this would be an easy fix to make.

<html>
<body>
  <form name="tags" >
  </form>
</body>
</html>

-- KevinKalmbach - 14 Nov 2006

Nice catch! Thank you very much for hunting this down. I will make a new release of the TagMePlugin.

-- PeterThoeny - 14 Nov 2006

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Topic revision: r7 - 2007-05-06 - WillNorris

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