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1. EdgeRider289
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Hello,
   I am at a loss. I have 2 WP installations running on 2 IIS sites hosted by CrystalTech using php 5. One of them is in the root and one is in a sub. I have all the services enabled. Everything is working great except the visual editor. I hours into figuring out what is going on to no avail.

   I have the 'Use visual editor' option checked for the user. When I bring up the write screen I see 2 tabs - Visual and Code - and that is it. There are no toolbars or buttons. Clicking on the tabs does nothing - Visual stays selected either way. There is a scrollbar. I can type in the box. When I save what I typed it redisplays the contents with the html codes showing.

   It has worked this way from the initial installation on. I tried installing wp super edit and such but it always looks the same.

   I would really appreciate any thoughts or suggestions. I tried the prototype.js fix mentioned here previously but I don't have that file. I have cleared every cache I have. No luck. Any idea's? Please....

   Thank you very much,
   Glenn

2. Chris_K
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Javascript enabled in your browser? What browser are you using?

   Any "security suites" installed that might be trying to protect you? I recall some problems with Norton and ZA Pro in the past.

3. EdgeRider289
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Yes, javascript is enabled. I use both IE7 and Firefox 2. Both produce the same result.

   No suites. I have sworn off the suites - way too slow and invasive. I switched to Nod32 and couldn't be happier.

   I just opened the error console in Firefox and found the following error:

   Error: realTinyMCE is not defined
   Source File: http://www.gnamortgage.com/blog/wp-includes/js/tinymce/tiny_mce_gzip.php?ver=20070326
   Line: 43

   The function in question is:

   TinyMCECompressed.prototype.onLoad = function() {
   	if (tinyMCE.isLoaded)
   		return true;
   
   	tinyMCE = realTinyMCE;
   	TinyMCE_Engine.prototype.onLoad();
   	tinyMCE._addUnloadEvents();
   
   	tinyMCE.isLoaded = true;
   }

   Any thoughts?

4. EdgeRider289
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   I seem to have found the problem. I overrode the $supportsGzip var to always be false and the problem is resolved. I hate editing the WordPress code but I am very happy to finally resolve this. The whole post with this fix is located here:

   http://wordpress.org/support/topic/107146?replies=29

   Thanks HandySolo for the help.

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