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Wow, you guys are on top of things. Problem solved, Thank you! Definitely donating as soon as I’m able!

… oh no wait. That broke my polls. Ok, how the heck do I fix this?

Ok, I solved the problem. It seems there was a conflict with how the plugin inserts the “ADD POLL” icon the the tinyMCE. I commented out the yop-poll-editor.js, and all was once again well.

For anyone else having this issue, the file is accessed thusly:
wp-content==> plugins==> yop-poll==> ==> tinyMCE ==> yop-poll-editor.js

Is there any other way to fix this without basically deleting that file?

Thanks a million for your quick responses. I will do that. You are so getting my first donation.

Ah, indeed it does! It seems its conflicting with my polls plugin?
Is there some way I can overcome this?

Uncaught ReferenceError: yop_poll_editor_config is not defined /wp-content/plugins/yop-poll/tinymce/yop-poll-editor.js?ver=358-23156:14
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|         15:11:52         | container.js:570
Init chrome extension communication container.js:573
 __________________________  container.js:569
|         15:11:52         | container.js:570
Initializing main toolbar container container.js:573

Oh thank goodness! You just made me a very happy lady. Thank you!!!!

Ok, thanks to the wonderful support team down at iPage, I found out why this happened. Just in case anyone else has a similar noob problem, here’s the fix:

The second wordpress install kept overwriting the original website, because the original was installed directly into my hosting’s “root” folder. To avoid this, I went into my file manager (in my hosting account) and created sub-directories for each site. Then in “Domain Central”, I made sure the pointers were pointing each site to their own sub-directory. That allowed wordpress to install into each sub-directory separately.