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KevinH · 09-29-2014, 02:28 PM

Hi,
Some things.

1. I think both plugins have a GUI interface. So please make sure a new window has not by chance opened underneath something else on your Desktop. Try moving the Sigil window around to see if something popped up underneath it. If so move them to a free spot on your screen and DiapDealer's plugins are smart enough to open things up there next time.

2. Please make sure you are using the latest versions of his plugins as things have changed since our alpha release. The latest versions have version info in the names.

3. Perhaps something is messed up with your Python support for gui widgets Tk. To test, try installing and running the testme_v0.1.0beta.zip plugin available from the official site. it should run a bunch of tests and add a silly test xhtml file to the open book. Please verify if that works. if so, you probably have a broken version of TkTCL installed. Early Mavericks versions had that problem. I can point you to the proper TkTCL installer linked to from the Python.org site which fixes this Mavericks bug.

KevinH

09-29-2014, 02:28 PM	#3
KevinH Sigil Developer Posts: 8,860 Karma: 6120478 Join Date: Nov 2009 Device: many	Hi, Some things. 1. I think both plugins have a GUI interface. So please make sure a new window has not by chance opened underneath something else on your Desktop. Try moving the Sigil window around to see if something popped up underneath it. If so move them to a free spot on your screen and DiapDealer's plugins are smart enough to open things up there next time. 2. Please make sure you are using the latest versions of his plugins as things have changed since our alpha release. The latest versions have version info in the names. 3. Perhaps something is messed up with your Python support for gui widgets Tk. To test, try installing and running the testme_v0.1.0beta.zip plugin available from the official site. it should run a bunch of tests and add a silly test xhtml file to the open book. Please verify if that works. if so, you probably have a broken version of TkTCL installed. Early Mavericks versions had that problem. I can point you to the proper TkTCL installer linked to from the Python.org site which fixes this Mavericks bug. KevinH Last edited by KevinH; 09-29-2014 at 03:03 PM.