Question

Hello,

This is a minor issue, but I'm conducting one-on-one Wiki training sessions with our whole company and a couple of users have tried this during the training class, and it's very confusing for them when it happens (and I don't know how to get around it)- maybe someone knows a quick way to fix it:

When I use the Kupu WYSIWYG editor, and insert a link to a Wiki page, in the Insert Wikiword Link dialog box, the current web is selected by default. And the topic dropdown is populated with all the topics for the current web. However, if you pull down the Web dropdown list, you actually see the current web listed twice - once at the top, and once wherever it's alphabetized in the list. If you select that second instance of the current web in the list, it makes the Topics dropdown box empty. And you can't repopulate it by selecting any other web unless you completely exit the editor and open it again.

Here's what it looks like:

Does everyone else's similar installation do this too?

I can see in the template file templates/edit.kupu.tmpl the code under INTERNAL LINK DRAWER where it looks like it's pulling the web lists, but I don't know what I can change it to get rid of the second one, or at least to make the second instance populate the dropdown correctly.

I've downloaded & installed the latest WYSIWYGPlugin and it doesn't make a difference

Anyone have any advice?

Thanks! Kathy

Environment

-- KathyDeLaCruz - 27 Oct 2007

Answer

If you answer a question - or someone answered one of your questions - please remember to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status selector is below the edit box.

Sounds like a bug. please feel free to report it at http://develop.twiki.org, but don't expect a fix in the near future - I am not supporting Kupu any more (WYSIWYG focus has shifted to TinyMCEPlugin in 4.2)

-- CrawfordCurrie - 03 Nov 2007

Thanks - I will check out TinyMCEPlugin

-- KathyDeLaCruz - 09 Nov 2007