2.6.1 visual editor fix

Just like 2.6, again I’m having problems with visual editor not showing menu.

Like before, I went to wordpress.org support forum and read it all over again and finally found  solution.

It’s pretty simple and yes, it’s  just a simple cache problem.

Here’s what I do. Follow it step by step kay Micky?

1. Delete wp-admin and wp-includes. upload new ones

2. define language in wp-config : define (’WPLANG’, ‘en’);

3. edit /wp-includes/js/tinymce/tiny_mce_config.php  :’compress’ => true, to ‘compress’ =>false

4. chmod tiny_mce_config.php into 755

5. Lastly , ok this is the best part of all.   if you’re using firefox, go to tools - clear private data - cache. close Firefox.

6. You now have a fully functional WP 2.6.1 with a working visual editor.

So yeah. Everything revolves around cache. It’s been nice writing this, hope you guys able to fix it :)

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Submitting Sitemap to Search Engine

XML Sitemaps are an easy way for webmasters to tell search engines about pages on their site that may be crawled by their robots. As we all know, more crawling from search engines , more traffic to your site .

I will now teach you on how to submit your sitemap to Google, Yahoo ! , MSN and Ask.Com.

If you’re a wordpress user , you will need this plugin Google Sitemap Generator to create your sitemap. Download it, read the readme.txt , upload and activate it. Now that you’ve had your sitemap , it’s time to submit it to 4 faymous search engines.

Submitting Sitemap to Google

First let’s do it with Google.

http://google.com/webmaster

Register yourself with google , add your website then verfiy that you indeed own them. The verifiaction is achieved by adding a html file or adding a meta tag. I suggest you do the adding thingy. Then in dashboard - manage , click on your website. click on sitemap and submit your xml files.

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Scheduled Entry

Hello there,

This post is scheduled about a week ago to be posted exactly at 12.01 am in the morning on 5th of July.

If you’re reading this than that means I am nowhere around my pc for this past week or the next next week. Maybe I’m dead? who knows bwahaha *grin*

It’s quite neat isn’t it. In case you’re feeling like writing too much post for one day, but you don’t want it to look bunch of 4 ,5 post per day, or you don’t want your blog to lag behind in traffics on being hiatus per too long, you can schedule it like I did. That’s the wonderful world of wordpress :)

Ok get into your wordpress and look on your right panel ( wp 2.5 ) . There’s an edit button right beside Publish Immediately. Click on that and you can set the time and date when your saved post will be posted. Oh and don’t forgot to choose published on drop down menu .

As far as I remember, it’s the same for previous version of wordpress.

Next and next and next and next post is set on scheduled every 12am so if I ever come back I won’t hear chikusho.org yelling at me on updating mah post :)

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Visual editor problem with wordpress 2.5

Let me say this first, wordpress 2.5 is a hell lot of problems for me. I hate its interface, and there’s no visual editor (TinyMce). At least that’s what I thought of before I saw people complaining their visual editor not working. I actually thought they removed it but no it’s not. That means? I’m one of them that has a malfunction tinymce ( visual editor ) wordpress.

okay.. That’s’ a geek word.

There is a button called visual inside write page but, no visual button. Just your normal html interface. Damn irritated! Using xamp I tested wp 2.5 and I saw it’s working fine on my server. reupload all wp files all over again for countless time but the visual is still not working. fresh install couple of times but it still didn’t work but when I tried on another folder and another domain? it worked. WTF

Pissed off. I read all threads regarding this problem and finally found a solution from a guy nick azzorr or something. Thank you for helping my pour soul azzorr… I didn’t sleep at all last night fixing these problems.

Here’s the fix for all of you that are having same problems as I am.

To summarize the most common problems and solutions for the visual editor:

1. Compression is enabled on the server. If it’s set properly (in php.ini) the compressor for TinyMCE would detect it and not try to compress the js. To check for double compression: with Firefox, go to [your-site]/wp-includes/js/tinymce/tiny_mce_config.php. Should be a large text (js) file, starting with “var tinyMCEPreInit = …” and last line starting with “tinyMCE.init({mode:”none”,…”.

If it’s not - edit tiny_mce_config.php, looking for
‘compress’ => true,
change to
‘compress’ => false,

or if preferred, download this small plugin that will disable caching and compression when active:
http://www.laptoptips.ca/wpd/wp-content/img/testing-tinymce-3.zip

Oh wait, that’s not the end of my problems. As it turns out, it seems that all of my tags are not working. Aside from unresponsive scripts of multiple custom fields that suddenly appears out of nowhere for the past 2 months… now my tags are bunch of numeric code that has no value. I had to manually reinsert tags over n over again. Imaging doing that for about 200 cumulated posts…

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