Since the release of Django 1.2 alpha, there is an import error on smart_unicode in widgets which is previously imported from django.forms.util and should now be imported from django.utils.encoding, see the attached patch for details.

Agreed, this is critical and the patch above fixes it. Here's a patch without Git's 'a/' and 'b/' paths.

Fixed in r96. Thanks larlet!

Issue 64 has been merged into this issue.

do note that the fix no longer works with the latest rc1 released. it should be:

from django.utils.encoding import smart_unicode

i'm looking at django-tinymce trunk running on "Django version 1.2 rc 1 SVN-13188, using settings 'testtinymce.settings'" with no errors. could you provide more details?

I thought that was fixed.

i think it is fixed, check http://code.google.com/p/django- tinymce/source/browse/trunk/tinymce/widgets.py

But it certainly is still broken for django-tinymce 1.5 - I got fooled by "Don't use trunk, use 1.5 release." and ended fixing this on my own, even before I checked this page. So please - change above sentence on the main page to something like that:

"Don't use trunk, use 1.5 release - unless you have Django 1.2".

Please? ;)

changed project main page text, released dev version of django-tinymce available via PyPI. django-tinymce 1.5.1.dev100 matches r100.

available in django-tinymce-1.5.1a1 - please reopen issue if problems still exists

Problem exists in Django 1.3 with django-tinymce release 1.5.

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same thing here, still broken Release 1.5 (2009-02-13) & django 1.3

sorry, my prior comment don't apply actually it's working with from django.utils.encoding import smart_unicode from widgets.py