stuartt

This plugin is not working for me. My hack from earlier suddenly stopped working so I reinstalled the plugin (the dev version) and reverted all of my changes but still, MF wants the tinymce “simple” theme and will not work without it. However, I need the advanced theme.

Here is a screen shot of my error console.

And here is what I see in the editor.

Glad it helped. Personally I like that the editor is now handled this way (now that I know about it, anyway… lol).

@chee Studio – All we did was add something to hide the div “postdivrich” as this was interfering with things. So basically we check to see if we are in the correct posttype and if we are we use jQuery to disable that div:

jQuery('#postdivrich').hide();

Other than that, in the post type for your MF make sure you have the box for “Editor” checked under the “Supports” column on the left side of the “Edit Post Type” screen.

That enabled this to work for us.

Indeed it looks to be working. Thanks!

3.3.1… latest at this time.

Hi hunk, I tried this version and it did not fix any of the problems I have encountered. The switching between “Visual” and “HTML” is still broken. The error for that is:
“Uncaught ReferenceError: switchEditors is not defined”

To trigger it click on the “HTML” button, then back on the “Visual” button and you can see the error in the browser console (I tested in Firefox and Chrome).

Also, the Advanced theme for TinyMCE never shows. In the code I saw it was looking for the “simple” theme so I made that available and it used it but “Advanced” would be better.

Also, I marked a little CSS glitch (in Firefox only). That’s not a big deal but I thought I should mention it.

Here is a screenshot: https://img.skitch.com/20120110-mbjfmnbprg5g9qt42ruus4tmw3.jpg

I have installed the development version and there are still no rich text editor tools visible. In console I see several errors about not being able to find Tiny MCE. Specifically it is getting a 404 looking for this:

https://mysite.com/wp-includes/js/tinymce/themes/simple/editor_template.js?ver=345-20111127

There is also an “uncaught referenceerror” for the method “switchEditors” not being defined. That method is called on line 44 of multiline_field.js.

Since it was looking for the “simple” theme, which is apparently not present in WordPress 3.3.1, I downloaded it from TinyMCE, stuck it in the expected path and now it works.

It is only the simple theme so now I am going to look at how to set it to use the Advanced theme but this will at least get things working for anyone needing it.

You want:
<a href="<?php echo get_permalink($post->post_parent); ?>">Link Text</a>

Quite the graveyard, these forums. I have found Expression Engine to be much more useful in the support forum regard. Oh well, still have to support WordPress in my legacy sites.

These forums are very active. Such a useful resource!

*chirp, chirp, chirp*