jumpstartcarrie

No worries, glad the information helped. ??

I appear to have made a breakthrough!

It seems that version 1.8.1 of TOR doesn’t play nicely with certain themes on earlier versions of WordPress. I’ve updated a number of websites today to WordPress 4.1 (from 4.0.1) and the editor is now working perfectly again!

Hopefully this helps if anyone else experiences similar problems. ??

See my first comment for JS error on Firefox. Also tried on Chrome and got:

Uncaught ReferenceError: switchEditors is not defined (line 423 of wp-admin/post.php)
Uncaught ReferenceError: _wpRevisionsSettings is not defined (line 1085 of wp-admin/load-scripts.php)

I tried deactivating all the plugins, checking that the visual editor worked (it did!) and then running TOR just on its own (which broke the visual editor again). Therefore, the conflict isn’t between another plugin.

If I disable TOR, it works fine again (and it used to work fine on previous versions of TOR, but broke when I updated it to 1.8.1). If the problem doesn’t occur for you, it sounds like it may be a conflict with certain WordPress themes – 3clicks being one).

Ah, that’s a pain. It does seem a very distinct possibility that the theme author hasn’t updated the CMB class for the exact reason you state (I wish these things could be backwards compatible)!

I can only hope that the theme developer is prepared to upgrade then, as otherwise I’m a bit stuck from the seem of things (which would be a shame, as this is a really nice plugin you’ve written).

Thanks for the extremely fast response!

Looks like the latest version of the theme is still using version 1.0 of the CMB class, so as you point out, that could be the issue – results in a blank page when trying to edit content and a “Cannot redeclare class cmb_Meta_Box” error message (amongst others – all related to cmb elements) on the error log.

Any thoughts as to how to resolve this?