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Must provide entry text?
Feb. 7th, 2008 01:01 pmError: There was an error processing your request: Must provide entry text.
Cause: high security settings while in RTE
Browsers + conditions:
IE7:
IE6:
Other browsers:
Solutions:
Note: when I investigated, I got a popup saying, "Your brower's security settings could limit some features of this editor. You must enable the option 'Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins.' You may experience and notice missing features." But no users have reported this. This means there may be another setting which controls the pop-up, or there may be another setting that is preventing the JavaScript from working properly even though JavaScript itself is enabled. However, solutions/workarounds remain the same, I believe.
I believe there's a stock that handles this, sans the "make HTML your default editor, if you can't enable ActiveX" section.
Cause: high security settings while in RTE
Browsers + conditions:
IE7:
- RTE
- no autosaved draft (because that fills in the entry text; in fact, I think that this means that it will post your autosaved draft, not any additional text you fill in)
- with active scripting enabled (so that noscript doesn't kick in, and you still see the form controls) -- under security tab
- with ActiveX disabled (so that the RTE doesn't actually do anything) -- under security tab
IE6:
- don't know the exact settings, but probably a similar combination
Other browsers:
- unknown. Have there been reports of this in Firefox/Opera/Safari?
Solutions:
- modify browser security settings; make sure LiveJournal is allowed to run active scripting, ActiveX
- default editor to HTML (http://www.livejournal.com/settings/?tag=editor)
Note: when I investigated, I got a popup saying, "Your brower's security settings could limit some features of this editor. You must enable the option 'Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins.' You may experience and notice missing features." But no users have reported this. This means there may be another setting which controls the pop-up, or there may be another setting that is preventing the JavaScript from working properly even though JavaScript itself is enabled. However, solutions/workarounds remain the same, I believe.
I believe there's a stock that handles this, sans the "make HTML your default editor, if you can't enable ActiveX" section.
