That's mostly good news, but you still have at least this one error left.  While we wait for someone else to reply that might have seen this specific error and use case, it might be a good idea to double-check permissions.  

It sounds like your application pool permissions might be okay.  Just double-check the file system permissions for the root of your website and ensure it's propagating to all subfolders and files.  The exact account you need to allow to have the appropriate Modify/Full permission, depends on how you've setup your webserver.  

In addition to the application pool user account, you'll also want to allow IIS_IUSRS to have standard view/read-only access (not Modify or higher). 

Once you check these, I'd recommend clearing cache and restarting the website after before you test anything.  That is, if this sounds like a contributing cause.  

Image browser issue: https://dnncommunity.org/forums/aft/3153

Posted By Gothic Wizard on 12/6/2022 4:29 AM

That is all VERY helpful, I got the embed plugin working per se. I shows up and I am able to put in a web address. However I am having this exact error at the link below and since I am using https assuming this is the cause. I find it odd I d/l the latest plugin and am having the same issue from 6 yrs ago, but here we are. My issue is with this link I don't understand any of this 'fix'. If someone could explain to me how I implement this fix and not talk to me like I code plugins for a living that would be very helpful; https://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/1681

Ok, but what is your exact issue? I just tested it and I can insert a Youtube video on my local testmachine.
https or not does not seem to make a big difference although I got this message once:
"Media Content could not been retrieved, please try a different URL."

Not sure why and it was only once.

Posted By Timo Breumelhof (40FINGERS) on 12/6/2022 1:10 AM

Image browser issue: https://dnncommunity.org/forums/aft/3153

You are the man! I would NEVER have figured out the .ico file was the cause...

oh one side issue, when I cut/paste youetube embed code it works/saves fine.

However I use embed code from Twitter it strips out class=, script, src and some other tags.

That have to do with the Protected Source: option in the editor? Don't really see anything else that is obvious that would be stripping it. Thanks for all the help!

Posted By Timo Breumelhof (40FINGERS) on 12/6/2022 1:34 AM

Posted By Gothic Wizard on 12/6/2022 4:29 AM

That is all VERY helpful, I got the embed plugin working per se. I shows up and I am able to put in a web address. However I am having this exact error at the link below and since I am using https assuming this is the cause. I find it odd I d/l the latest plugin and am having the same issue from 6 yrs ago, but here we are. My issue is with this link I don't understand any of this 'fix'. If someone could explain to me how I implement this fix and not talk to me like I code plugins for a living that would be very helpful; https://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/1681

Ok, but what is your exact issue? I just tested it and I can insert a Youtube video on my local testmachine.
https or not does not seem to make a big difference although I got this message once:
"Media Content could not been retrieved, please try a different URL."

Not sure why and it was only once.

 

 

sorry I seemed to grab the wrong link, error is;

Failed to fetch content for the given URL.

No matter the media link I get that error. here is the correct link I found; https://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/16819

Also while not DNN specific these folks had the same issue a year ago; https://stackoverflow.com...o-ckeditor-on-heroku

I wasn't able to find anything else why I am perplexed. Thanks again!

Posted By Gothic Wizard on 12/6/2022 7:36 AM

However I use embed code from Twitter it strips out class=, script, src and some other tags.
That have to do with the Protected Source: option in the editor? Don't really see anything else that is obvious that would be stripping it. Thanks for all the help!

Read this: https://dnncommunity.org/...-is-cleaning-my-HTML

FYI, I added a blog post about this:https://dnncommunity.org/blogs/Post/13698

Posted By Timo Breumelhof (40FINGERS) on 12/6/2022 2:49 AM

Posted By Gothic Wizard on 12/6/2022 7:36 AM

However I use embed code from Twitter it strips out class=, script, src and some other tags.
That have to do with the Protected Source: option in the editor? Don't really see anything else that is obvious that would be stripping it. Thanks for all the help!

Read this: https://dnncommunity.org/...-is-cleaning-my-HTML

 

 

Hi Timo the problem is I ALREADY had AllowedContent  = true. And it is still stripping it out. I found if I manaully add the tags one by one under extraAllowedContent that helps but some things still getting stripped. Any ideas? Bug?

Posted By Gothic Wizard on 12/6/2022 4:19 PM

Hi Timo the problem is I ALREADY had AllowedContent  = true. And it is still stripping it out. I found if I manaully add the tags one by one under extraAllowedContent that helps but some things still getting stripped. Any ideas? Bug?

Hello again...!  :)  

Depending on the content you're trying to add to the HTML editor, it will always get stripped out in my experience.  :( 

All online WYSIWYG editors are notorious for that.  This is why a lot of implementations for text editing are moving toward Monaco-style implementations.  Though, that would not be the best editor for most CMSs.  :(