In my previous post, I've written about Drupal Hack: How to Install Wysiwyg API Module With jWYSIWYG. Since jwysiwyg 0.5 is already available, this post is meant to update my previous post. By default, there is no built in WYSIWYG editor in Drupal 6. In this post, you will find out on how to install a WYSIWYG editor in Drupal 6 using WYSIWYG API module and a lightweight WYSIWYG editor, jwysiwyg. The Drupal's WYSIWYG API module will simplifies the installation of editors and allows you to define which editor to use depending on the input format.

1. I assume you already have a working Druapl 6 installation. Download the latest WYSIWYG API and jwysiwyg. In this post, I will use WYSIWYG API version 2.0 and jwysiwyg version 0.5.

2. Extract WYSIWYG API module files and upload folder 'wysiwyg' to your Drupal's 'sites\all\modules' folder.

3. Extract the content of jwysiwyg. We will edit 'jquery.wysiwyg.js' file to enable jwysiwyg toolbar control. Open 'jquery.wysiwyg.js' file with your favourite text editor.