good news… thanks for the update… guessing Oliver will fix that soon since he uses simple press for his support forums…
I was excited to see that you guys updated TinyMCE and quickly made the update this morning. When activating the plugin again (haven’t had it active since the major WP update) I received the following warnings and was not able to type anything in the reply box.
Warning: implode(): Invalid arguments passed in /problem-with-post-edit-buttonome/fiddlerm/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-editor.php on line 643
Warning: implode(): Invalid arguments passed in /problem-with-post-edit-buttonome/fiddlerm/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-editor.php on line 644 – See more at: http://fiddlerman.com/forum/playing-the-violin/my-jam/#spPostForm
oh. darn… doesnt hurt anything – just a warning… but looks like us keeping rows 3 and 4 empty need to be an array not a an empty string… will get it fixed up… but again, harmless as just a warning…
Mr Papa said
probably tomorrow morning (PST) time would work… maybe 10 or so… you dont have a deployment server?I would check the server error logs for any php error…
as to ftp, really would only need access to the wp-content folder in the site (or if you want to be more specific wp-content/sp-resources and wp-content/plugins/simple-press)…
please make sure you have a backup of db too before turning me loose… 😉 havent screwed one up yet, but also like security blanket…
Hi Mr. Papa,
My apologies. I didn’t see your availability until the date had already passed.
I’ve gone ahead and done the following so you can dig in and take a look when it’s most convenient for you.
(1) I created an FTP account for you that has access to the full wp-content folder. I will send you the credentials to access that account via PM.
(2) I created a user account for you to access the Simple:Press forum on our development site in case you need it. I’ll also PM you the credentials for the account.
(3) I reviewed the cPanel error logs, and there were no errors at all, let alone any PHP errors.
Thank you for taking the time to look over our development site to help us pinpoint the issue why the TinyMCE Editor plugin seems to completely disable our ability to add new posts, topics or even respond to a post or topic if it is enabled.
Best,
Kasey
(Website developer for David Norman)
thanks… Andy is on vacation right now and I leave on a business trip early in AM… so may be weekend before we can do any detailed debugging on your local issue…
if you dont hear anything by Saturday night, please tweak us again as a reminder…
Thank you very much. I will put it on my calendar so I don’t forget.
Wishing you safe travels, a productive business trip, and a relaxing vacation.
Best regards,
Kasey
Web developer for David Norman
On my text editor when a user is answering o creating a topic appears this…
Warning: implode(): Invalid arguments passed in /problem-with-post-edit-buttonome/guitarra/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-editor.php on line 643
Warning: implode(): Invalid arguments passed in /problem-with-post-edit-buttonome/guitarra/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-editor.php on line 644
Hi Mr. Papa,
My apologies. I thought everything was updated the other day. I must have been mistaken.
Regardless, I updated the TinyMCE Editor plugin and tested again to see if I could add a topic or respond to a post, and drat! It’s still not letting me do that.
Would you mind taking another look to see if there’s anything else that might be the culprit?
Thank you!
Kasey
Web developer for David Norman
David, no, that comment was for Carlos and the warning he was receiving… unless things head south tomorrow, I plan to look at your stuff since you remain the lone problem child here… 
David, unfortunately, the account you created for us is a wp admin, but is NOT an sp admin.. can you go to forum – admins – manage admins and add in all the capabilities for this account so we can actually see the sp stuff? thanks…
also you are getting tinymce errors at init because its trying to load and run the wishlist tags plugin (known to conflict with simple press because of tinymce errors in their code)… you have that plugin disabled, but something else is still trying to load it in tinymce…
“NetworkError: 404 Not Found – http://www.techtamerclients.com/alcohemy/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wltags/plugin.min.js”
plugin.min.js
Failed to load: http://www.techtamerclients.com/alcohemy/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wltags/plugin.min.js
trying to see what might be doing that on your end…
Hi Mr. Papa,
Thank you for doing your best to take a look around even in your hobbled state of not having S:P admin access. My apologies! I forgot that S:P has it’s own separate admins. You are now an S:P admin with full privileges.
Would you mind sharing where you are getting the init errors? I am not seeing them.
I have completely disabled all WP plugins except S:P, and the issue still persists, so the init errors are likely coming from something other than one of the plugins. Before I run down unfruitful rabbit holes, I’d like to be able to recreate the init errors you discovered which might give me a clue as to where to start looking.
Thank you,
Kasey
Web developer for David Norman
Hi Mr. Papa,
I have another update for you that I hope will be helpful, if even in a small way.
I asked my hosting provider’s tech support to confirm for me if they could re-create the init error and also if they could see anything on the back end that I was missing.
They were unable to re-create the error, unfortunately. They also see the same thing that I do which is that there are no errors in the Apache log at all (which for this error, it shouldn’t show up in the Apache error log anyway…so at least there’s confirmation that that portion is not completely haywire) and that there have been no errors recorded in the WordPress error log since 4/28.
I’ll await your reply. The tech support fellow said that if you can let us know where you saw the error, he will try to re-create it again and help us move this ball forward.
Thank you,
Kasey
Web developer for David Norman
It shows up in the error console of the browser… It’s a tinymce error so not surprised it’s not in error log…
Plan to revisit this tonight when home after work…
The error was because someone had listed the wltags plugin in our tinymce options to load as a plugin… since that wp plugin was not activated, the attempt to load the plugin failed causing tinymce error…
removed the wltags from the sp plugins list and its all working now…