- Issue created by @mmaranao
I was able to apply this patch on 10.3.1 and the media library button now opens the dialog.
After that I can search for media just fine and it returns from the media ui with the media id in the dialog. Looks good so far but if I click the green check, it does not insert the link and now the field with the media id in it gets garbled. If I click into that field, I get media not found.
- π¨π¦Canada sseto
I'm getting the same thing as glenshewchuck, but I figured out how to still make it work. Once you selected your media in the library, you click on the Link Url field and you will get a popup of the file you inserted earlier. Click on it and you'll be able to click the green check mark.
- πΊπΈUnited States Kristi_06
I'm experiencing this same error with CkEditor 4.
Drupal Core 10.3.2
Linkit 6.1.4
Linkit Media Library 1.0.3Full error
RuntimeException: linkit_media_library.opener.editor must be an instance of Drupal\media_library\MediaLibraryOpenerInterface in Drupal\media_library\OpenerResolver->get() (line 46 of /web/core/modules/media_library/src/OpenerResolver.php). - πΊπΈUnited States Kristi_06
According to this core change record β Drupal 10.3 and above, media library opener services must be explicitly tagged with the media_library.opener tag.
Tried and worked for us. linkit_media_library.services.yml should read:
services: linkit_media_library.opener.editor: class: Drupal\linkit_media_library\LinkitMediaLibraryEditorOpener arguments: ['@entity_type.manager'] tags: - { name: media_library.opener }
- Status changed to RTBC
3 months ago 6:29pm 17 September 2024 - πΊπΈUnited States a-fro
Patch #7 works for me. Given the change record linked to in #6, this seems like a non-controversial fix and could be merged and released.