Drupal TinyMCE problem - opens G Search

**jonbey** · 02-09-2009, 08:48 AM

Has anyone else seen this? I run a Drupal website which uses TinyMCE editor (or did until I switched it off earlier today). When entering text into the TinyMCE input field the Google search pops up. Disabling the TinyMCE module allows me to post OK.

Any suggestions?

**mrapplegate** · 02-09-2009, 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by jonbey

Has anyone else seen this? I run a Drupal website which uses TinyMCE editor (or did until I switched it off earlier today). When entering text into the TinyMCE input field the Google search pops up. Disabling the TinyMCE module allows me to post OK.

Any suggestions?

I have not seen this happen, but I think WordPress uses TinyMCE or used to maybe ? I have not posted from the G1 on WordPress or Drupal. Have you posted this in their forum as well? But you seem to have found the solution: "Disabling the TinyMCE module allows me to post OK"

**jonbey** · 02-09-2009, 10:57 AM

Not an ideal solution though, as it is disabled for all users, not just me. I guess it is fortunate that I am really the only active member of my community .....

Will post to Drupal see what they say.

**mrapplegate** · 02-09-2009, 11:49 AM

Originally Posted by jonbey

Not an ideal solution though, as it is disabled for all users, not just me. I guess it is fortunate that I am really the only active member of my community .....

Will post to Drupal see what they say.

Oh, I thought it was a per user option like WordPress. Yea, check with them, as I am not sure why it triggers Google Search.

**YssaFajardo** · 01-26-2010, 03:20 AM

I'm actually new to drupal. I heard it is more organnized to use.
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