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Hey there,
 
I am in the early stages of implementing StatPlanet Plus to use as a visual database for some of our government data. We're currently using a website managed through Drupal, and I followed all the steps in the FAQ section to add a sample map to the site to test it out but I can't see the option to add the location where I saved the files (i.e. I am stuck in step 5 below as per attached picture). I suspect I will be posting here often...
 
Thanks!
Drupal 7

  1. Download and install the modules and CKEditor and CKEditor SWF (support for "CKEditor SWF module" would need to be enabled in the CKeditor Plugins settings).
  2. Add a basic page or other kind of content, and in the CKEditor click on the red 'Flash' icon.
  3. Below 'URL', insert the location where you placed the files as described above, followed by 'StatPlanet.swf'. For example: /files/statplanet/StatPlanet.swf
  4. Insert the Width and Height according to preference (e.g. width 765 / height 567).
  5. Select the Properties tab, and below 'Base' insert the location where you placed the files. For example: /files/statplanet. If you do not see the 'Base' option, make sure that the 'Text format' (shown below the body/contents area) is set to 'Full HTML'.
  6. Click on OK and save the page.

Here's a link to the screenshot that shows the issue, the picture posted isn't showing on my computer.
http://img827.imageshack.us/img827/8038/statplanetflashsetup.png

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Hi Gustavo,

If the 'Base' option is missing, it could be that either CKEditor SWF module is not installed/enabled, or you are posting it in 'Filtered HTML" mode. I saw from the screenshot that you are in 'Full HTML mode'. Did you check if support for "CKEditor SWF module" is enabled in the CKeditor Plugins settings? 

Best,

Frank

Hi Frank,
 
Thanks for your reply. Both CKEditor and CKEditor SWF are installed and enabled under the "Modules" tab within Drupal.

StatSilk's picture

Hi Gustavo,
You could check the CKEditor configuration, the 'Full HTML' profile (select 'edit'), and under 'editor appearance' confirm that 'Support for CKEditor SWF module' is enabled.
In addition, see if in the 'Text Formats' configuration, 'Full HTML' has CKEditor SWF Filter enabled (/admin/config/content/formats/full_html).
And see also https://drupal.org/project/ckeditor_swf for any other instructions. If there are still issues I'd recommend uninstalling and re-installing the modules, and finally if this doesn't resolve it to go to https://drupal.org/project/issues/ckeditor_swf?status=All&categories=bug to report the issue.
Frank

Hi Frank,
 
- Support for CKEditor SWF module is enabled
- Under text formats, Full HTML has CKEditor SWF Filter enabled.
 
I've tried numerous times to unisntall and reinstall the module bu the modules never disappear from my admin page... I will report the issue now and hope that I get some more help on this.
 
Thanks!

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Hi Gustavo,
Actually you could try to insert the "base URL" manually by editing the HTML. You would need to insert the following line with the location of your StatPlanet files:
<param name="base" value="/insert-statplanet-files-location" />
along with the other param tags e.g. before the <param name="quality" value="high" /> tag
I hope that works,
Frank
 

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