On Sep 29, 11:45 pm, Ron W <zenji...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've been getting thrown 500 errors from someone using the admin from
> what looks like Mac Firefox 3.5 with the Huffington Post's Firefox
> extension (why on earth..), but its looking for /img/admin/
> icon_calendar.gif/ which isn't from TinyMCE its the Django admin date
> picker icon. Its really odd I can't get it to replicate locally.
>
> Love to hear if somebody has a fix its driving me crazy
It is the combination of TinyMCE and Firefox 3.5 that is the problem.
To quote myself from a previous message about this:
> What seems to be happening is thatTinyMCEinjects various scripts
> into the DOM. For some reason, in Firefox 3.5 this causes
> document.getElementsByTagName('script') to no longer return the full
> list of scripts in the DOM. Django's DateTimeShortcuts.js script uses
> this list to work out its own source path (which it uses to find the
> path to the admin icons), but now can no longer find itself in that
> list, so fails.
>
> This is really a bug either in Firefox or inTinyMCE, but could
> probably be averted if Django had a better way for js files to get the
> value of ADMIN_MEDIA_PREFIX. Not sure if this has been addressed in
> the recent Google Summer of Code project to rewrite the admin
> javascript.
I've got some time this week so I might try and work up a patch: I
think it would be best to set an admin_media_path variable in the
admin base template, which all the JS files can use, although I
suspect this might run into 'design decision needed' territory.
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