When installing wcc.responsive, it causes RichText/TinyMCE editor on other sites to fail

[kaerumy]

Uncaught ReferenceError: cssQuery is not defined++resource++kukit.js:184 _cssQuery++resource++kukit.js:182 dom.cssQuery++resource++kukit.js:68 rd.EventRule.mergeForSelectedNodes++resource++kukit.js:11 ku.Engine._setupEvents++resource++kukit.js:9 ku.Engine.doSetupEvents.deferredEventsSetup++resource++kukit.js:28 execute++resource++kukit.js:27 addPre++resource++kukit.js:10 ku.Engine.doSetupEvents++resource++kukit.js:9 ku.Engine.setupEvents++resource++kukit.js:15 ku.Engine.initializeRules++resource++kukit.js:15 ku.bootstrap

[cindya5]

Hi Khairil,

may we ask what particular contenttype is this? If possible may we ask for a link or a screenshot?

Thanks

[kaerumy]

It's on dexterity type RichText field, for now I can confirm that RichText fields fail for Books content type for publications site when wccresponsive.theme is installed (via site setup) on oikumene site which is a different site.

https://github.com/oikoumene/wcc.books

[kaerumy]

To clarify @cindya5 the error doesn't appear if wccresponsive.theme is hooked up to the buildout, it only appears when it is installed via site setup on a different site altogether.

[afterfive]

I worked on this last night. The tiny_mce.js and tiny_mce-init.js was missing from portal_javascripts. Also jquery-integration.js was disabled. By reactivation of Products.Tinymce in portal_setup and enabling jquery-integration.js, the cssQuery reference error was resolved. However, the editor is still not available. I recommend

1. creating a new site, enabling books; check if error occurs
2. enable theme; check if error occurs
3. if no error occurs, export content from current site to new site