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I have &nbsp;a number of Joomla 1.5 installations on my local machine. I would like to know why on my latest install that I cannot utilize the 'Image' button at the bottom of the WYSIWYG editor whilst using Mozilla Firefox. I click the button and nothing happens.<br />
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Funny thing is, if I attempt the same thing using Internet Explorer, it works fine!<br />
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Somebody please save me from having to use IE8 to do my site administration! Any ideas what's going on?
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I have  a number of Joomla 1.5 installations on my local machine. I would like to know why on my latest install that I cannot utilize the 'Image' button at the bottom of the WYSIWYG editor whilst using Mozilla Firefox. I click the button and nothing happens.

Funny thing is, if I attempt the same thing using Internet Explorer, it works fine!

Somebody please save me from having to use IE8 to do my site administration! Any ideas what's going on?

Encountered issue with Joomla&#39;s insert image button

I have  a number of Joomla 1.5 installations on my local machine. I would like to know why on my latest install that I cannot utilize the &#39;Image&#39; button at the bottom of the WYSIWYG editor whilst using Mozilla Firefox. I click the button and nothing happens.

Funny thing is, if I attempt the same thing using Internet Explorer, it works fine!

Somebody please save me from having to use IE8 to do my site administration! Any ideas what&#39;s going on?

Encountered issue with Joomla's insert image button

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