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Troublshooting problems with extra plugins
Hello Seb,
I am currently leaning heavily towards adding CK Editor to my standard toolset in building Drupal-based sites, but am having problems with adding extra plugins. I'm not sure if the addons I'm trying to add (especially languages,which was coded to go with 3.6.2, and htmlbuttons, which was made for 4.0) just are coded in a way that doesn't work with 4.0.2, or if it's something not going rightly with the CKE-module that hooks CKE into Drupal.
What happens in both cases is that the new plugin IS actually recognized by the CK-module and can be enabled, but neither the buttons nor functionality become available for use.
In the case of languages, I have found a line of code that makes me think there are dependencies in it that no longer are satisfied (it requires the styles and the button plugin, both of which I have found and added (not being sure whether styles can be used at all as-is, since I had to extract it from the old 3.6.2 version of CKE).
Also, I have tried to compare the plugin codes with another extra plugin I added and which works perfectly (namely, save), but that has not helped me as someone totally new to the world of CK, adn not extremely comfortable with javascript either.
Thus, I would be very grateful if you could point me to ways of troubleshooting these problems (at least to find out in a first step whether it is a editor or module issue!), so I know where I should be going for help in resolving them!
On a side note, languages (along with something that would allow the marking up of abbreviations/acronyms) is actually an essential plugin for assuring the accessibility of output produced by CKE, and should actually be part of the "standard" package of any new version of CKE!
Thanking you in advance for your assistance,
Nathalie
Update re: problems with extra plugins in Drupal
I have just discovered that the problem adding these extra plugins actually originates in the Drag&Drop feature of the Drupal module's configuration interface.
Thus, for now the workaround to include any plugins whose buttons are not included in the Drag&Drop interface when enabled is to disable Drag&Drop and add the button manually in the configuration settings shown instead.