tinymce_imce.patch fixing browse button not showing up

Few week ago, I get tinymce module work on my new site. When I create new content and want to add the picture. Tinymce allow me only add url for an image. Anyway I found another module called IMCE. It work together with tinymce and allow me to upload image from my computer.

After installation, I can't see browse button when click add image??? my environments is (Drupal5.7+TinyMCE5.x-1.9+TinyMCE3.0+IMCE5.x-1.0). Many post tell me to add

<?php print $closure;?>

to page.tpl.php file, that not work for me. mine already have it.

Today I found the patch from here. It work well for my case. To apply patch[I do this on my local box then upload tinymce.module and imce_set_tinymce.js to host]

pnix@pnix-a7n:drupal$ ls
imce                 tinymce            tinymce-5.x-1.9.tar.gz
imce-5.x-1.0.tar.gz  tinymce_3_0_1.zip  tinymce_imce.patch
pnix@pnix-a7n:drupal_modules$ patch -p0<tinymce_imce.patch
patching file tinymce/tinymce.module
patching file imce/imce_set_tinymce.js
pnix@pnix-a7n:drupal_modules$

here is my 'insert image popup' after patch.

Comments

Anonymous said…

can you please tell me where or what file should I put the patch you provided?

-thanks! =)

September 24, 2008 at 1:10 PM

pnix said…

same level(not inside) as your tinymce folder.

September 24, 2008 at 2:04 PM

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