I have an odd occurance that I am at a lost for figuring out. I have my local Development environment running with the latest code (with in the last 24 hours) and when I view the settings for features (like Blog and Audio/Video Player) that use the HtmlSetting ISettingControl the wysiwyg editor renders fine on the ~/Admin/ModuleSettings.aspx page for them.

But on my "production" mojoPortal instance (updated last night to 2.3.7.6) all I get is a textarea, not the wysiwyg editor, for the Settings pages of the features. The wysiwyg editors present fine in other locations, like when editing content for an HTML feature, so I seem to have limited it to the HtmlSetting ISettingControl. I did some investigation and I don't see anything jumping out at me as to why it would work on my local Development instance but not my "production" instance.

Anybody have any ideas?

Thanks!

Kerry

After much more digging, I found the root of the issue was because a .htaccess file existed in the ~/ClientScript/ckeditor362/ directory and the IIS server was returning html code in place of the contents of ckeditor.js. The html code contained the following text:

DotNetPanel IIS Modules Error
AuthName directive not found

After doing research, I found that in the mojoportal-2-3-7-0-mssql-net40-deploymentfiles.zip download this .htaccess file existed and was uploaded to my server when I upgraded to that version. I checked in the 2-3-7-6 deployment and did not see it there.

So, in short, it sounds like folks might want to check their ~/ClientScript/ckeditor362/ directory to see if it has an .htaccess file and if so, delete it.

All works great for me now.

Thanks!

Kerry