Posted 6 years ago #
I upgraded from WP 1.5 to WP 2.0 and now to 2.01.
Even when I have marked (in my profile) that I want to use the RichEditor, I never was able to see it. The old editor is always shown.
Is there any reason for this? What can I do to use the new WYSIWYG editor?
Thanks
Carlos
Posted 6 years ago #
Could it be the browser cache ?
Login here and see if it appears
http://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/TestTrack/index.php
Also are you using any sort of blocking script in the browser, or any limitations on javascript ?
Can you try in other browsers ?
Posted 6 years ago #
I tried to post in http://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/TestTrack/index.php and I was able to see the richeditor.
Why I can't see it in my blog? Does it depends on any specific version of PHP or something else?
Is there anything more that I should do to enable it?
Thanks
Posted 6 years ago #
Have you cleared your browser cache ?
Posted 6 years ago #
Yes, but it didn't help.
Any other idea?
Posted 6 years ago #
Check that all files are present in wp-includes and wp-admin ?
Posted 6 years ago #
AFAIK, all files are there, since in one of my blogs I did a fresh install of WP 2.0 upload all the files.
I run 2 blogs. One started with WP 2.0, the other one started with WP 1.5 and was upgraded to 2.0 and 2.01.
In both of them, I'm able to use just the old editor. Both blogs run in the same server (but in diferent domains/accounts).
Posted 6 years ago #
As a debug procedure, I changed the function user_can_richedit to always return TRUE.
Nothing changed! I'm still seeing the old editor (non-richedit).
Posted 6 years ago #
I am having the same problem. I have tried the IE6, the FF and the Opera and the problems are the same. I also logged in as suggested in the previous suggestion above and I could see the rich editor in there but not in my own site! What is happening? Why so many bugs on the version 2.2?
Is there anyone from WP that can offer an answer?
Posted 6 years ago #
Here is a solution that I just found and it worked:
RE-download a version of WP 2.02
Using an FTP program log in to your Web Site
Open the WP files
Open the wp-admin
Delete from the wp-admin the post.php file
Delete wp-includes folder
Install the post.php from the new installation (of course you know that all you have to do is to drag and drop from left to right, depending on your FTP program)
Install the wp-includes folder from the new installation (using the same method above in parenthesis)
Close your FTP program. Try it! I worked for me!
Blog away!
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