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Hi,
thanks for reaching out so quickly. It works!
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error message@keesiemeijer why do you think how this can be host related and not software related?
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageWell I have contacted my host and they suggest not because it is just a software error. Maybe can you explain me how this should be configured on host level?
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messagejup true but as I said before it it are short opening tags and they are on soo what should solve it in turning it off?
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageWhat difference would that make?
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageThis is the htaccess in the subdir:
# BEGIN WordPress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /agenda/ RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /agenda/index.php [L] </IfModule> # END WordPressForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageOke…. I also tried to set the read/write permissions for the tinymce folder and the folders above but no luck at all
Navigating in the browser to http://www.domain.com/subfolder/wp-includes/js/tinymce/wp-tinymce.php works fine and gives me a minified js file.
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messagewell as short_tags are on I don’t understand what this can cause this error… sorry I’m too confused atm right now
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageand… short_open_tag is on … soooo that is not cause of the problem it seems… 🙁
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageI am aware of the consquences… I changed it just to see if it solved the issue but no luck with <?php either…
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageI’ve unminified the tinymce js file and changed this line:
pi: function(e, t) { t ? r.push("<?php", e, " ", s(t), "?>") : r.push("<?php", e, "?>"), i && r.push("\n") },with <?php instead <? but it still gives an error on the same line…
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageDon’t get me wrong but that is not a solution for me. It has been done before so I don’t see why it cannot be done again. Because I saw alot of topics on this subject I also did a downgrade to older WP versions but that all did not seem to solve my issue
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageThe error message I posted in the opening post is always coming back when I get the 500 error from tinymce so more details I do not have.
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageHi,
It is done before on our server. This is the 2nd WordPress installation in a subfolder so it can be done. I have compared everything but I cannot find any strange things what is causing this 500 error message.
According on what I’ve seen on this forum so far is that there is not a real generic solution for this…
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In reply to: Tinymce causes 500 error messageI’ve seen alot of topics here from uses who have the same or similar problem but there seems no generic solution for this…?
What I have done so far:
– clean wordpress (4.2.3) installation
– update tinymce editor files
– check .htaccess configuration
– read/write specs checked
– concatenate_script boolean set in wp-configI am using the default theme so my installation is as clean as it can be…
Maybe more information:
I have installed it in a subdirectory (which has been done before in the same database) and in the other installation (which is wordpress 4.0) it works fine. I compared htaccess settings and they all have no strange things…Someone who can help?