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Are you pasting/typing your sample code into the WYSIWYG view or into the HTML view.

When you type/paste into the WYSIWYG view then it should all work just normally, < will be < in the HTML view etc.

Use firebug and look in the console to see if there are any noticable problems, like javascript errors or files not loading.

Try using in-site absolute urls:

_editor_url = '/wordpress/wp-content/xinha/';

Check in your javascript console (Firefox - Firebug) for any errors, check that your server permissions are OK.

Xinha does not do BB code.  That said, it would be relatively trivial for you to do such I expect by simply creating a couple of javascript functions which you can put into your editor configuration...

        [your editor].config.inwardHtml - converts from BB to html
        [your editor].config.outwardHtml - converts from html to BB

something along the lines of...

  my_editor.config.inwardHtml = function(bbcode)
 {
    var html = bbcode;

    // [b] [/b] goes to <b> </b>
    html = html.replace(/[(\/?)b]/, '<$1b>');

    // other conversions here!

    // Strip any remaining html tags here!
    html = html.replace(/<[^>]*>?/, '');

    return html;
 }

 my_editor.config.outwardHtml = function(html)
 {
    var bbcode = html;

   // <b> and <strong> go to [b]
    bbcode = bbcode.replace(/<(\/?)(b|strong)>/, '[$1b]');

    // other conversions here!

    // Strip any remaining html tags here!
    bbcode = bbcode.replace(/<[^>]*>?/, '');

    return bbcode;
 }

Then just limit your editor tool bar to those things which make sense for bbcode (and you can translate).

On the face of it, looks ok.  You'll need to look to see what errors you are getting in your javascript console (we assume you are using a browser with one), and you should ensure you have all permissions set correctly on your server.

The first example is trigering "Standards Mode", while the last example is triggering "Quirks Mode".  Please post this as a bug in the tracker.

Upload was disabled in the EFM and ImageManager configs by default to ensure that people correctly configure the plugin, otherwise everybody could upload stuff by default in any Xinha which was online (and had typical permissions), which is a bad thing. 

Set the allow_upload config option for the plugin to true.

// CONFIGURATION README:
//
//  It's useful to pass the configuration to the backend through javascript
//  (this saves editing the backend config itself), this needs to be done
//  in a trusted/secure manner... here is how to do it..
//
//  1. You need to be able to put PHP in your xinha_config setup
//  2. In step 3 write something like
//  --------------------------------------------------------------
//  with (xinha_config.ImageManager)
//  { 
//    <?php 
//      require_once('/path/to/xinha/contrib/php-xinha.php');
//      xinha_pass_to_php_backend
//      (       
//        array
//        (
//         'images_dir' => '/home/your/directory',
//         'images_url' => '/directory',
//         'allow_upload' => true
//        )
//      )
//    ?>
//  }
//  --------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  this will work provided you are using normal file-based PHP sessions
//  (most likely), if not, you may need to modify the php-xinha.php
//  file to suit your setup.

Sounds like a problem in your config.  Enabling "all" Xinha plugins sounds like a pretty bad idea to me.

As for your permissions problem, sounds like you are not defining the appropriate path configurations for ImageManager - http://trac.xinha.org/wiki/ImageManager

Start with a basic config as in the NewbieGuide ( http://trac.xinha.org/wiki/NewbieGuide ) and work from there, you must walk before you try and run.

That should be correct.  Without seeing your code we can't say what might be the problem.

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