Hi mehnihma,
I can’t replicate this issue on a clean install of WordPress 3.5.2 with the default theme, so there is likely some other element causing a conflict.
Can you find out whether any PHP errors are being generated when you get the issue with the editor (find the error logs for your web host)? Also let me know what theme you are using and what other plugins are active.
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No that is only plugin that I have
I happens with any other theme taht is not default like:
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/themes/mantra
I’ve tested it with the Mantra theme and it works fine for me – I am able to edit all posts/pages after disabling comments on them. So I’m not sure what is causing your problem as it seems to be specific to your setup. If you can find your server’s error logs then I can look into it further.
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Hi
Have you tried to disable posts on page only? Not everywhere
Then try to edit.
Yes, and it works. The issue seems to be specific to your configuration – otherwise there would have been plenty of complaints from others by now. That’s why I asked to see your error logs.
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[27-Jun-2013 13:26:08 UTC] PHP Fatal error: require() [<a href='function.require'>function.require</a>]: Cannot redeclare class wp_plugins_list_table in /home/hpzobosn/public_html/wp-admin/includes/list-table.php on line 42
[27-Jun-2013 13:26:37 UTC] PHP Fatal error: require() [<a href='function.require'>function.require</a>]: Cannot redeclare class wp_comments_list_table in /home/hpzobosn/public_html/wp-admin/includes/list-table.php on line 42
This I get when I trun only disable comments on posts and try to edit post
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But strange is when I disable it on Posts, it gives no error and it works :)?
There is something weird going on with your setup. The line the error is referring to in the source code of WordPress uses the function require_once and not require – and yet your error log reports that the error came from require.
The difference is important because with require_once the error is avoided. It seems that your site isn’t running a true, clean copy of WordPress because that piece of code is different.
I have no idea why this could be – maybe your web host has modified the core files to suit their configuration, or their server configuration is doing something strange (my best guess is that they are using the experimental apc.include_once_override feature).
Bottom line – I can’t do much about this from a plugin author perspective, sorry! I’d suggest you try running it on a completely different web host and see if that is where the issue is. Apart from that I don’t know what to suggest – I’m pretty sure it is an issue with your platform/web host.
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HI
Thanks you helped and you where right about apc.include_once_override feature
