Simple-Press, the Rich Text plugin nor the site theme was ever customized. So Simple-Press and any of its plugins are installed right out of the box. The default page, “forum” was left unchanged.

While in the Rich text editor’s Options, the toolbar 2 – if you remove: “code,|,wp_adv,sp_help,spellchecker”

the text editor displays while Ultimate TinyMCE is active.

 REVISED

Confirmed: When “code” is removed from the toolbar1, while Ultimate TinyMCE is active, the text editor appears.

interesting…  in my working combination, I still have ‘code’ in there… and it is not causing any issues for me…

kind of odd too since ‘code’ is simply the standard tinymce html popup editor… are you sure that you dont have ultimate tinymce ‘improving’ or otherwise tweaking the html editor of tinymce?

none the less, good information for others who might be having issues…

Seems like it is working now. Both Ultimate TinyMCE and Simple-Press Rich Text editor is working together. I removed “code” then soon after that, I reinstalled the Rich Text editor and BAM, it all works. What the heck is that about?

Ron

lol.. who knows… another wp mystery!

oddly, sometimes the order in which you enable plugins in wp can have an effect on operation…

but glad all is well!

Papa,

On behalf of Talking Manuals and my self, I would like to thank you for your assistance in trying to resolve this problem with Ultimate TinyMCE and the Simple-Press Rich Text plugin. Also I would like to thank Marv the author of Ultimate TinyMCE. Both of you have been quite responsive in trying to resolve this mystery.

The outcome is to try to order files (plugins) so that one may start before another one.

Ron

glad we could help! nice when different folks can collaborate and reach a positive outcome.  this will definitely help other users of simple press. thanks for sharing.

glad we could help! nice when different folks can collaborate and reach a positive outcome. this will definitely help other users of simple press. thanks for sharing.