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Sorry for the confusion. My question was: Which editor is identified as "4" in the filter?
I added the code provided to our functions template for the Stacked theme we are serving up for mobile devices, but when viewing the forums on my iPhone I still got the full TinyMCE editor. I guess I was expecting the plain text editor like SPF used to use on mobile browsers by default.
I wonder which editor is being served up on the iPad (hint, hint).
on these iphones at issue, which browser, and what is the user agent string it identifies itself as?
iPhone 4, v. 6.0.1, Browser: Safari. Not sure how I would identify the user agent string. 
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wp determines which editor is served on any device... since we had problems with our version of tinymce working on mobile devices, we had forced it to be a plain textarea... when we switched to the wp built in tinymce version, wp already has tested and has logic as to which devices it works on... so we let their logic determine which editor goes on mobile devices...
In my testing on ipads and android phones... as well as with emulators that allow us to set the user agent string (that is how a browser identifies itself), it was working nicely... so yeah, on ipad you should probably get tinymce...
if you use that filter mentioned above, it will disregard what wp says and for any mobile device will force a plain textarea... the editor type of 4 means plain textarea...
As I mentioned in post, I had tested it, but didnt save my code so had retyped it... will try to retest it... but the other user confirmed it working...
you should be able to go to: http://whatsmyuseragent.com/
on your mobile device and it will tell you the user agent...
another test would be in your spFunction.php code that you put in to add after the global declaration an:
ashow($SFMOBILE);
and see if it thinks you are on a mobile device....
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Mr Papa said
if you use that filter mentioned above, it will disregard what wp says and for any mobile device will force a plain textarea... the editor type of 4 means plain textarea...
That was my point, I'm still getting TinyMCE on my iPhone after adding the filter.
Thanks for the clarification and the link, I'll investigate further and await feedback from our iPad users.
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okay, I did some more testing today and things worked fine... at least with ipad 3 and android phone...
worth noting more changes coming in next version as we reintroduce the wp tinymce editor in the profile signature editor... this whole concept is improved too...
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The filter was working properly after all. But I've turned it off as TinyMCE appears to be functioning fine after updating to 5.2.2 and the latest SF editor plugin. Other iPad users are also reporting better performance.
Thanks again!
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cool... thanks for the update... of course, when we offer a mobile responsive theme, you will want if off again (at least for mobiles) as its not responsive and doesnt fit... 
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