Smiley Emoticons in V2.3.5.8

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12/21/2010 5:48:44 PM
Wendell
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Smiley Emoticons in V2.3.5.8

Vista, SQL Server 2008, V2.3.5.8, .net40

I have just upgraded from 2.3.5.5 to fix the emoticon problem. Unfortunately it still seems to exist in all editors, tinymce, ck and fck. Seems when an emoticon is put on the page it creates a relative url to the gif under /Data/SiteImages/emoticons. If I edit the source and manually type in a fully qualified url to the gif it shows up. The relative url does not seem to be able to find the emoticons in the location they are at. I have checked Data folder security and have given all users full control so I don't think it is a permission issue. I know this is a minor issue but I am testing CMS systems and want to use mojoPortal. I know users will need these silly things to work. If there is an interim fix besides manually editing the source please pass along. The following is some source html that show the difference between gifs that show and gifs that don't. Thank you.

<p><img title="Tongue out" border="0" alt="Tongue out" src="http://localhost/SscIntranet/ClientScript/tiny_mce3392/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-tongue-out.gif" />&#160;<img title="Cry" border="0" alt="Cry" src="/Data/SiteImages/emoticons/tinymce/smiley-cry.gif" />&#160;<img title="Cry" border="0" alt="Cry" src="http://localhost/SscIntranet/Data/SiteImages/emoticons/tinymce/smiley-cry.gif" />&#160;<img title="sad" alt="sad" src="http://localhost/SscIntranet/Data/SiteImages/emoticons/sad_smile.gif" />&#160;<img alt="" src="/Data/SiteImages/emoticons/sad_smile.gif" /></p>
 

12/22/2010 9:52:52 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: Smiley Emoticons in V2.3.5.8

Hi Wendell,

Thanks for the bug report. I was able to reproduce and fix this problem. Basically it was not resolving the relative url correctly when running in a virtual directory (it worked fine in root sites). This is now fixed in our source code repository if you are working with the source code. If not a workaround you could use, is use CKeditor and then edit the file /ClientScript/ckeditor-mojoconfig.js

change this line:

config.smiley_path = '/Data/SiteImages/emoticons/';

like this to reflect your sub directory

config.smiley_path = /SscIntranet/Data/SiteImages/emoticons/';

Note that this is just a workaround for the current version and your installation, the real fix is different and is done from C# code and is fixed now in our source code repository for all 3 editors.

Best,

Joe

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