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I wonder if @autumnmist’s issue isn’t related to mine – if the Visual/HTML toggle isn’t properly toggled (and not noticed/manually pressed before publishing/updating the post/page), the format stripping is the end result.
@autumnmist, are you noticing a toggle issue at all?
I haven’t been able to narrow it down any further than my original post –
Every once in a while, but not all the time, the content in a multi-line widget will not save unless the “HTML” button is toggled. When this happens, even though the “HTML” button is toggled, the content is still shown as if it were using the visual editor.
I’ve been able to replicate the issue in several browsers (Chrome 9, FF 3.6, and IE8) and on pages with multiple multi-line MFs and single-line MFs, with different types of content. There doesn’t appear to be any way to determine when the issue will happen.
Yes – I rolled back the patch. Since this is happening on a live (and heavily-used) client site, the missing media buttons was unacceptable, so we immediately rolled it back. For now, I just have them always clicking the HTML button.
Thanks for the offer – I’ll get that sent over to you today. 🙂
Nope – everything’s unique. 🙁
Thanks for the thorough writeup, figureone. It doesn’t look like that’s a universal fix, though – the DB for the site we’re having problems on has no dupes. (It’s also not a multisite, but I checked anyway just in case.)
Yes, but without the patch they appear in both places.
Update – the patch worked, but created another problem: the upload/insert media buttons have disappeared. Had to roll back the patch.
That seems to have done the trick – thank you!!!
We’re experiencing what I think may be a related issue on a client site running WP3.1 and MF1.5.4 (PHP5/Apache server). Every once in a while, but not all the time, the content in a multi-line widget will not save unless the “HTML” button is toggled. When this happens, even though the “HTML” button is toggled, the content is still shown as if it were using the visual editor.
I’ve been able to replicate the issue in several browsers (Chrome 9, FF 3.6, and IE8) and on pages with multiple multi-line MFs and single-line MFs, with different types of content. There doesn’t appear to be any way to determine when the issue will happen.
Love the plugin – would appreciate some guidance. 🙂
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Integration in to area on WebsiteHm. My first thought is to set overflow:scroll on your container div, like you have on the sidebar, but you’d need to set up a separate stylesheet for that to work.
You may want to try asking over on the WordPress.com forums (they cover the hosted blogs, whereas this site handles self-hosted installs) – you may get more help there. Good luck!
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Integration in to area on WebsiteTry adding a blog page to your site and embedding the blog using an iframe. The code would look something like:
<html> <body> <iframe src ="http://kelvinwins.wordpress.com/" width="100%" height="100%"> </iframe> </body> </html>With your styles and divs added, of course.
Your main site doesn’t appear to be built on WP, but if it is, you’ll need to use the HTML editor for this (not the visual editor).
-Dani