You need to Register for free and Login to post a message in the forum.

Forum

Forums > Users Lounge > Everything Else
Subject: FCKeditor formatting issue
Prev Next
You are not authorized to post a reply.

Author Messages
Carol Langdon
Nuke Newbie
Nuke Newbie
Posts:3
08 Jul 2009 12:18 PM  

I viewed the tutorial on FCK editor skins and tried to download two skins from SourceForge.net as instructed.  However, I could not extract the files because Vista says they are "invalid" and Windows XP says they are "corrupted."  The link to SourceForge is on the page that summarizes the training.  Has anyone else had this problem?  I was trying to install the Office 2007 and Aluminum skins for the FCK editor.

Carol Langdon
Lee Sykes
DNN Creative Staff
Nuke Master VI
Nuke Master VI
Posts:6011
10 Jul 2009 4:18 AM  
Hello,

I just tested the downloads and they extracted ok for me, I downloaded the office2007 zip.

Thanks,
Lee Sykes
Site Administrator
Subscribe to the website : DotNetNuke Video Tutorials : The Skinning Toolkit : DotNetNuke Podcasts

Twitter: www.twitter.com/leesykes

Lee Sykes's Facebook Profile
Carol Langdon
Nuke Newbie
Nuke Newbie
Posts:3
10 Jul 2009 1:52 PM  
I tried again, and I still get the same message that the folder is invalid:

Attachment: 171052668971.pdf
Lee Sykes
DNN Creative Staff
Nuke Master VI
Nuke Master VI
Posts:6011
13 Jul 2009 10:42 AM  
That's odd, can anyone else confirm this?

Go to this page:

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=75348&atid=740153

Click on Office2007Real

Click on attached file

Click on Download

I tested it again and it still works ok for me, perhaps try on a different computer? Thanks
Lee Sykes
Site Administrator
Subscribe to the website : DotNetNuke Video Tutorials : The Skinning Toolkit : DotNetNuke Podcasts

Twitter: www.twitter.com/leesykes

Lee Sykes's Facebook Profile
Small Water Supply
Nuker
Nuker
Posts:12
13 Jul 2009 11:12 AM  
The downloads worked for me as well, so I'm guessing that your problem is computer specific.

I think problems might occur if you are trying to save the file to a temporary folder and unzip it from there. Try to make sure that you are saving the ".zip" file to your hard drive before you open the file and (I'm sure you've done this already) make sure the extension on the file that you download is called ".zip".

One last suggestion is to download and use Mozilla Firefox to download the ".zip" file. I think the error might be Explorer specific.

Good luck.
Carol Langdon
Nuke Newbie
Nuke Newbie
Posts:3
13 Jul 2009 11:28 AM  
I did try downloading the file to another computer last week, because I thought maybe it was a Vista problem, but I got the same results.  However, using Mozilla I was finally able to download the folder and extract it successfully just now.  Thanks for the suggestion!
Small Water Supply
Nuker
Nuker
Posts:12
13 Jul 2009 11:32 AM  
I'm glad I could help!
You are not authorized to post a reply.
Forums > Users Lounge > Everything Else > FCKeditor formatting issue


ActiveForums 3.7

Latest Forum Posts

Request Tutorial For Forms and List by Allen6195
If you have already produced a tutorial for Forms and List, would you please let me know where it is...
RE: Skin Header by mcmanta
ok I edited the home.ascx and inner.ascx and uploaded the skin again. thanks for the help.
RE: "Good" hosting providers by jtgreg77
Hello AJ, I can't say anything about the other two hosting providers, but we at PowerDNN have ha...
Where is the tutorial for the Reports Module? by Allen6195
I'm sorry but I can't find a tutorial on the Reports module.  When I do a search for 'Reports module...
RE: calender and events registration module by jncraig
I'm not aware of any.
RE: Missing blog entries by jncraig
I have not seen or heard of that particular problem before.
RE: Module Installation Error by jncraig
In email I suggested that you manually install one of the modules that failed.  See if errors are re...
RE: DotNetNuke User Profile v5.4 - Issue 58 by jncraig
In the file manager, set the permissions so that logged in users (registered users) have write permi...
RE: Module Installation Error by ollep
Thanks for your prompt reply Joe.I tried the logfile yesterday but had problem saving current (today...
RE: Skin Header by WinXnet
You need to add the link to the button. Right now it is just an image - no link at all! open it with...
RE: Skin Header by mcmanta
sure my web site is twinsprucepa.com if you look I have the header in place but when you click the c...
RE: NAV Menu not showing up correctly... by WinXnet
Try putting something in the separator html, like a div with a class you can work with. Also, y...
RE: Missing blog entries by WinXnet
I never use the dnn blog - it always seems to have issues. If possible, you might want to move to a ...
RE: CSS Skin Height Problem by WinXnet
100% height divs are a bit more complicated than it seems it should be. First - what browsers are...
RE: Skin Header by WinXnet
Not sure what you are asking - you should be able to just create an image button link... Then you...
RE: DotNetNuke User Profile v5.4 - Issue 58 by jerimiahpettigrew
How do you make the "my folder" option the only visible option for the profile image upload....inste...
RE: Tab startdate/enddate by brian_strickland
Thanks tons Joseph... I was actually trying to simplify my explanation so I wouldn't over complicat...
Skin Header by mcmanta
Hello All, I have a DNN5 site and my customer has asked me to create a Contact us button and Dire...
RE: Slow login by jncraig
Make sure that you have uninstalled modules that you aren't actually using.  That will reduce the me...
RE: Customising Registration form by jncraig
You might also look at these:How to Create a Portal Signup Module with OWSHow to Create a Custom...
DNM Rapid Application Developer Trial Version
RSS Feeds