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  • Sorry to hear that. I’m curious, did you upload all files/directories under [../wp-includes/js/] or just the *.js files only? I ask because I remember the hierarchy being rather large and if you manually went through all directories, perhaps ya just missed one. There are so many JS files in:

    [./../js/tinymce/]
    [./../js/tinymce/autosave]
    [./../js/tinymce/wordpress]
    ..etc

    I only say that because we had the exact same symptoms and I was able to fix mine once I read your posts about disabling the visual editor, which enabled me to focus my troubleshooting. Before that information, I was pulling my hair out with that error, heh.

    I’m not sure I understand.. my previous post is is a permanent resolution and does not require knowledge of JS.

    When you uploaded the WordPress files to your host, you either uploaded the files via ASCII or BINARY. In your FTP client’s settings, there is an option to set either one of the above or AUTO. The “AUTO” setting will try to automatically decide which method of transfer you would like (ie. *.gif sent as BINARY and *.txt sent as ASCII).

    In this case, my FTP client was set to AUTO and transferred all *.js via BINARY. I simply changed a setting in my FTP client to send all *.js as ASCII instead of BINARY. I reuploaded all files and subdirectories in [../wp-includes/js/] and things work fine.

    Does that make sense?

    Fixed: I checked my FTP client’s upload settings and it appeared that all javascript files were being uploaded in BINARY, when they should have been uploaded in ASCII. I changed an option to upload all *.JS via ASCII and re-uploaded my entire WP’s js directory (./wp-includes/js/). I then reconfigured my profile to use the Visual Editor, and boom, it works.

    Try it.

    Just tried this temporary solution and this worked for me too. It appears that when using the Visual Editor, the respective row “wp_posts.post_content” is not updated with the text typed in the editor. I plan to use the plain editor until a fix is released. :-/

    Thread Starter jaybop

    (@jaybop)

    Dupe of: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/103479

    .. no longer using this topic.

    Thread Starter jaybop

    (@jaybop)

    Ok, it appears that the wp-cron.php error was coming from the access restrictions set by my “.htaccess”, so that’s been fixed.

    No luck with getting the post content to show. The only information that shows up is the post title, no content. Other people have had this problem before, but none of their solutions have worked for me.

    – Disabled all plug-ins
    – Tried using alternative to Firefox browser

    Thread Starter jaybop

    (@jaybop)

    Running WP v2.1

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