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Jan Dembowski
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Those are always the worst and tough to get to the bottom. I think it’s host or PC related but I’ve never been able to reproduce what you’re seeing.
Have you tried adding define( 'CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false ); to your wp-config.php file? Make a backup copy before you edit that file.
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Swinn
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Yes, but the problem still persists. Any other advice?
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Jan Dembowski
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Can you post a link to your phpinfo() output? I want to see if I can do anything on my test installation to reproduce the error.
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Swinn
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I discovered it’s definitely something to do with my MacPro, Safari and Firefox. The visual editor appears in Safari on my MacBook Pro and in Opera on my MacPro. How do I access my phpinfo() output?
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Jan Dembowski
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he visual editor appears in Safari on my MacBook Pro and in Opera on my MacPro.
That’s really good news as that narrows down the issue to your MacPro.
To create a phpinfo() page, just put this one line into a text file on your web server:
<? phpinfo(); ?>
Save that file with the .php extension such as my-phpinfo.php to your wp-content directory.
Visit your site like so
http://your-wordpress-url-here/wp-content/my-phpinfo.php
And that will give you a web page of what PHP is setup for.
Are you using the latest version of WP?
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Swinn
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I am using WordPress 3.3.2
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Swinn
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Jan Dembowski
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That’s good, I’ll install all of the Apache modules on my crash test dummy and see if I can replicate it on my iMac.
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Jan Dembowski
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Mandatory note of caution: As it’s a holiday today (I’m in NY) it may take a me couple of days. 😉
Your problem comes up for some people, but I’ve not been able to reproduce it so getting to the bottom is a pain.
Fortunately it seems to be an environmental thing meaning your MacPro + your installation but not your MacBook + opera.
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Swinn
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No problem. I appreciate you looking into this.
I had this problem a while back and downloaded the “Delete-Revision” plugin. I emptied out all my revisions and the Visual Editor came right back.
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Swinn
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Tried it and it didn’t work.