[Plugin: Multiple content blocks] Editor tabs (Wysiwyg and HTML) broken

Same here. I can switch between WYSIWYG and HTML on the main content block, but not the added block – just HTML.

I have a solution for this issue which seems to be working so far.

Edit the plugin and find this section:

echo '<textarea id="multiplecontent_box-'.$fieldName.'" tabindex="2" name="multiplecontent_box-'.$fieldName.'" cols="158" class="theEditor" rows="15">';
			$content = get_post_meta($post->ID, '_ot_multiplecontent_box-'.$fieldName , true);
			echo apply_filters('the_editor_content', $content);
		echo '</textarea>';

Replace it with the following:

wp_editor( get_post_meta($post->ID, '_ot_multiplecontent_box-'.$fieldName , true), 'multiplecontent_box-'.$fieldName, $settings = array() );

Just about that you’ll also see this:

echo '<a id="edButtonHTML" class="hide-if-no-js" onclick="switchEditors.go(\'multiplecontent_box-'.$fieldName.'\', \'html\');">HTML</a><a id="edButtonPreview" class="active hide-if-no-js" onclick="switchEditors.go(\'multiplecontent_box-'.$fieldName.'\', \'tinymce\');">Wysiwyg</a>';

Just comment it out like so:

//echo '<a id="edButtonHTML" class="hide-if-no-js" onclick="switchEditors.go(\'multiplecontent_box-'.$fieldName.'\', \'html\');">HTML</a><a id="edButtonPreview" class="active hide-if-no-js" onclick="switchEditors.go(\'multiplecontent_box-'.$fieldName.'\', \'tinymce\');">Wysiwyg</a>';

This replaces the old style editor with the new editor they’ve introduced in the new version. Again, I haven’t fully tested this implementation yet, but it seems to work for me so far 🙂

That fixed the editor for me, however I still cannot publish new content or edit previous content and have it show on the front end.

Thanks Under_Dog…. your solution works like treat!

Thanks so much, Ontwerp. I discovered the cause of my problem with publishing and editing (which I coincidentally introduced around the time of the upgrade). Due to your lines 120 and 122, my line formatted as
get_the_block( 'myblock' )
was causing the problem. I removed the spaces so it reads
get_the_block('myblock')
and now everything works fine. Would you consider modifying those lines so they are not dependent on ones code formatting style?

THis is still broken for me on latest wordpress, — I also have qTranslate installed in case that’s relevant.

I looked at the code and see that the patch above is applied.

The switch between html and visual doesn’t work on the individual blocks, but if i switch to HTML/VISUAL on the normal editor boxes (not multiple blocks ones) then update the page, ALL the editors will switch to html/visual at once (including multiple block)

Looking at the code it appears to be qTranslate that replaces the language switch function but does not give the multiple languages functionality at the same time.

If someone has an idea about how to make the two work together that would be amazing