It appears that your FCKeditor Drupal module didn't create the necessary tables. When I installed, I used the Drupal beta module and it worked fine. I noticed that yesterday (03/19) there is a release version of Drupal FCKeditor module. I have upgraded to that release without problems.
You've probably tried, but I suggest that you uninstall the Drupal module and FCKeditor and carefully reinstall while watching for errors - especially in the Drupal module activation process.
kayaker wrote:I have 2.6b working on a Drupal 6.1 site.
It appears that your FCKeditor Drupal module didn't create the necessary tables. When I installed, I used the Drupal beta module and it worked fine. I noticed that yesterday (03/19) there is a release version of Drupal FCKeditor module. I have upgraded to that release without problems.
You've probably tried, but I suggest that you uninstall the Drupal module and FCKeditor and carefully reinstall while watching for errors - especially in the Drupal module activation process.
If you're upgrading Drupal modules, remember to run update.php each time you do it. If that doesn't help, uninstall FCKeditor module (this is a two step process - disable module, and then uninstall) and then install it again. Two tables should be created automatically: fckeditor_settings and fckeditor_role. Check your database log if you can't find such tables.
Re: Drupal 6.1 and FCKeditor 2.6b profile problem
It appears that your FCKeditor Drupal module didn't create the necessary tables. When I installed, I used the Drupal beta module and it worked fine. I noticed that yesterday (03/19) there is a release version of Drupal FCKeditor module. I have upgraded to that release without problems.
You've probably tried, but I suggest that you uninstall the Drupal module and FCKeditor and carefully reinstall while watching for errors - especially in the Drupal module activation process.
Re: Drupal 6.1 and FCKeditor 2.6b profile problem
Re: Drupal 6.1 and FCKeditor 2.6b profile problem
If that doesn't help, uninstall FCKeditor module (this is a two step process - disable module, and then uninstall) and then install it again.
Two tables should be created automatically: fckeditor_settings and fckeditor_role.
Check your database log if you can't find such tables.
Wiktor Walc
CTO, CKSource - http://cksource.com
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