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I have a Drupal 7 website.

I installed the syntax highlighter module and downloaded the library. I was very careful following instructions when configuring the module. I also configured it to get the "insert syntax highlighter button" when using the ckeditor library through the wysiwyg module. Yet, the highlighting is only applied when I preview an article.

If I do save that article, the highlighting is gone. Then if I logout, it is applied as an anonymout user. So my question is... Is this normal? I've been trying to fix this for hours but no luck.

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It seams some JavaScript applied when you are logged in. check your browsers console for errors... – Mohammad Ali Akbari Nov 24 '12 at 8:33
it is partially applied I should say. The font and the indentation is there but that's it. – crownlessking Dec 11 '12 at 13:32
I checked the console as you suggested but no luck. Here are the console errors: [09:30:09.166] Error: Permission denied to access property 'toString' -- [09:30:36.614] TypeError: $.cookie is not a function @ crownlessking.com/modules/toolbar/toolbar.js?meto1e:29 [09:30:40.518] Error: Permission denied to access property 'toString' – crownlessking Dec 11 '12 at 13:34

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Well, since nobody seems to want to answer my question, I will provide my solution to the problem. As I have discovered. Drupal do not load all javascripts, go figure why.

So, what I did is go to the admin panel. In configuration/performance you can aggregate all javascript files into one big file which apparently helps minimize server requests. When I did that, it worked. The syntax highlighting is now applied all the time, with a nasty side effect.

I got my code-hightlighting effect working but now, the wysiwyg shows up in comment's textarea field with a background that matches my websites... How unfortunate!

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