There’s a flag in WY that allows you to set your text encoding to
match the rest of your page. You can try setting your page (in
Freeway) to output in Windows Latin or similar encoding, and that
should fix it also. I don’t recall the WY flag off-hand, but I know
Max has answered the question before, so try searching on WebYep
Unicode and see if you get lucky.
not sure to have you correct, but it´s possible to loop nested wy elements. Now the point is, that I normally work with inline divs (boxmodel) and it’s easy to achieve there.
Let’s say I want to have a simple headline text, than an Image and finally a rich text I normally insert a html box as the container of it, inklick and insert 5 boxes in it. Size it, and insert in the first box the webyep loop start, in the second, the simple text element, in the third the wy-image in the fourth the richtext-element and finally the webyep end loop. This will always loop the whole bunch of construction.
Try to rebuild this in the “normal freeway-like” workflow. It should work too.
To get the copyright and other special characters work propper could be a charset issue.
Go into your wy system folder and look for the Konfiguration.php (or maybe in your case Configuration.php. Watch if the following line looks like that:
$webyep_sCharset = “”;
if yes type in the quotes utf-8 so you should get this:
$webyep_sCharset = “utf-8”;
Save and try again. It should keep you off that trouble.
I don’t understand what you are trying to do, but doesn’t the Rich Text element offer the ability to add attachments itself? Why do you need another attachment option?
Chuckamuck - richtext editor does not have an attachment capability. WebYep has a separate Attachment element with it’s own uploader.
Thomas - updating the config.php file fixed problem #2.
David - So, the answer is “No webyep does not support nested loops.” I will have to figure out with my customer how to go about implementing what he wants. Sounds like we have to manually program in a “maximum” number. Not the greatest solution. Am surprised webyep can’t handle this option.
I did this via TinyBrowser in TinyMCE that allows me to upload buttons like those you can see here. This buttons marked, I set a hyperlink that points to file (or image or whatever), that can be uploaded as well. Only big sizes like my screencasts I upload manually via FTP cause browser crashes too often. So it’s possible to set a RichText being a “Upload Transporter”. All of my pages are webyep-elements because I can quick update my page without the need of alltime carry the freeway-file with me. To get the most amount of flexibility I always use “RichText”.
The Loop in the Loop I actually don’t want to jump deeper in cold water that necessary - so I want to give it a try. But Davids statements generally will leave not much room to discuss. But I will keep you informed about the results (or not result).