Failed to initialize plugin

Thanks sanyo4ik

It worked

Worked for me too, thanks

Solution to the problem!
—I have the message: “Failed to initialize plugin: et_quicktags”—

After the update, the editor has also been updated.
You need:
– In the plugin store, find tinyMCE Advanced
– Install it and activate
– In the plugin settings, find the item:
“Replace the Block Editor with the Classic Editor”
and turn it on

Hello,

I have done this procedure, but it indeeds replaces the Block editor by the Classic editor. I personaly want to keep the block editor and fix this error message. Any solution for this ?

Thank you @sanyo4ik. It worked for me ??

hi everyone.
my fix: wrap in file from plugin dir native-emoji/js/native_emoji_tinymce-plugin.js code into

(function($) {
code native_emoji_tinymce-plugin.js here
})(jQuery);

@ sanyo4ik, Vlw mesmo pela dica mano, me ajudou e consegui resolver o problema.. sucesso pra ti!..

thank you–sanyo4ik!!!!

Thanks @sanyo4ik ??

I’ve tried this sanyo4ik but in the plugin settings I don’t see any option for “Replace the Block Editor with the Classic Editor”.

Could it be that the new version of the plugin doesn’t have this option? I’ve got version Version 5.6.0.

I followed the same procedure but Divi builder is not working

—I have the message: “Failed to initialize plugin: et_quicktags”—

After the update, the editor has also been updated.
You need:
– In the plugin store, find TinyMCE Advanced
– Install it and activate
– In the plugin settings, find the item:
“Replace the Block Editor with the Classic Editor”
and turn it on

Pl guide for this problem

`—I have the message: “Failed to initialize plugin: et_quicktags”—

After the update, the editor has also been updated.
You need:
– In the plugin store, find TinyMCE Advanced
– Install it and activate
– In the plugin settings, find the item:
“Replace the Block Editor with the Classic Editor”
and turn it on

issue not resolved followed above steps