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  • popwireless I don’t know if it is really related to a server memory problem… it’s only a hypothesis.

    My server is aruba and, with version 2.3.2 and 2.3 the wysiwyg works fine, but not with 2.3.1 or 2.3.3 …

    I’m in the same trouble.

    I check and uncheck that think on my profile … and I tested on my own PC, creating a web server with PHP and MySQL, unziping the WordPress and making a new blog on my local web server… and it works fine, with WYSIWYG editor…

    I’m thinking about it and … would it be a PHP memory-limits issue on the web-servers?

    Thread Starter lk2

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    Up!

    Somebody knows what is happening to my blog?

    Thread Starter lk2

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    Well, it’s solved…. I don’t know if it would be a permission problem or a wordpress bug… because with the latest version (2.3.1) of wordpress I have the visual and code editors back.

    Thanks to all for your help, it’s solved!

    Thread Starter lk2

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    I switched off all my plugins, I use the default theme and nothing. I don’t mind that it’s my browser because you know, oteher installetion in other server works ok.

    My server:

    PHP version (showed by phpinfo() function): 4.4.7
    MySql client API version: 4.1.20
    MySql Server version (showed by a phpmyadmin access): 5.0.45-community-log

    This is an external server … I can access by FTP, but I can’t configure very many things…

    I thing it would be permission problem, but with thins PHP installation I have to put execute permission to very much files and I don’t know what files have to be writable and what don’t

    Thread Starter lk2

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    I’m investigating my problem.

    I installed in a local server a wordpress from the same version and yes, I have the HTML editor.

    I was searching in the wordpress source code and I found something:

    This javascript:

    <script type="text/javascript">
    	// <![CDATA[
    		if ( typeof tinyMCE != "undefined" && tinyMCE.configs.length > 0 )
    			document.getElementById('edButtons').style.display = 'block';
    	// ]]>
    	</script>

    It’s on my new post page HTML source and I found it in the ./wp-includes/general-template.php

    I don’t know why the javascript tinyMCE is undefinied in my clean clean installation and it works on my test-local installation.

    Somebody can help?

    Thread Starter lk2

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    Somebody here? I’m having this trouble yet…

    I found the way to explore some logs on my server and PHP configurations.

    I have seen a 12 MB limit on memory to PHP, can be it my problem???

    Thread Starter lk2

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    Thanks to answer.

    I don’t have any javascript blocking extension … far more, with other web browsers I have the same issue.

    How can I check the webserver error log if I don[t have physical access to it?

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