Hi I can't solve something myself and hope someone can answer this: In Joomla registered users don't have automatically access to a WYSIWYG editor. My users are all registered but in contact info the find a dropdownlist where they can select an editor. The big problem is: I don't want any of the registered users to be able to change content on the site an I use com_ja_submit for people who want to write something in a selected category. How can I hide the option for a WYSIWYG editor for registered users? (it doesn's show at registration but if a user wants to edit his/her account it shows:S )

Please advise,
Jeroen:)

Hello,

I too am looking for the answer to how to hide / remove the editor choice from the edit profile screen. I can't find which file is the source for that page.

Did you ever find the answer or can anyone else offer a solution?

Hi webwzrd, I did,
You need to delete/uncomment lines 206 till 215 in cb.core.php file
Code:


if ( ( count( $userParams ) > 0 ) && in_array( $mainframe->getCfg( "frontend_userparams" ), array( '1', null) ) ) {
//Loop through each parameter and render it appropriately.
foreach($userParams AS $userParam) {
$return .= "<tr>\n";
$return .= "<td class=\"titleCell\">" . $userParam[0] . ":</td>\n";
$return .= "<td class=\"fieldCell\">" . $userParam[1];
$return .= getFieldIcons($ui, false, false, (isset($userParam[2]) && class_exists("JText") ? JText::_($userParam[2]) : null), (isset($userParam[3]) && class_exists("JText") ? JText::_($userParam[3]) : null));
$return .= "</td></tr>\n";
}
}

Greetings from Amsterdam,
Jeroen

PERFECT!

Thanks for the speedy response - worked like a charm.

Brian

Thanks Nick, That looks like the better solution.

Jeroen