Solved: testlink 1.9.14 on UCS: No Edit possible

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MyKey0815
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Solved: testlink 1.9.14 on UCS: No Edit possible

Post by MyKey0815 »

Hello,

I have install TL on a UCS 4.1 Server (Apache 2.22.22). The installation was successfull.

I have create a project, a section and a reqirement. But it is not possible to change the descipriont of the requirement. No input (ckeditor; same with fckeditor) is shown

My custom_config.inc.php is follwoing:

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$tlCfg->gui->text_editor['all'] = array( 'type' => 'ckeditor',
                                          'toolbar' => 'Testlink',
                                          'configFile' => 'cfg/tl_ckeditor_config.js',
                                          'height' => 300);
Same problem if the comment the lines

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//$tlCfg->gui->text_editor['all'] = array( 'type' => 'ckeditor',
//                                          'toolbar' => 'Testlink',
//                                          'configFile' => 'cfg/tl_ckeditor_config.js',
//                                          'height' => 300);
If I try to use fckeditor, then a message come up "tl_default not found"

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$tlCfg->gui->text_editor['all'] = array( 'type' => 'fckeditor',
                                          'toolbar' => 'tl_default',
                                          'configFile' => 'cfg/tl_fckeditor_config.js');
What is missing or wrong on my machine?

Thanks for help

Solution:

Search for all .htaccess files under the testlink-directory and delelte them

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find /var/www -name ".htaccess" -print
fman
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Re: Solved: testlink 1.9.14 on UCS: No Edit possible

Post by fman »

This is a configuration problem at webserver level.
may be the .htaccess are not compatible with your apache version
It will be great if you will find time to understand what is the right .htaccess content.
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