godaddy hosting with no visual editor

  • i have my site hosted in godaddy’s free hosting service come with my domain. i can install wordpress by myself or godaddy’s automatic program.

    after success installation, i find the visual editor is not working no matter wordpress is installed by me or godaddy. i have search over and over again in this forum but dont find any hints. so i write to them, and the reply is they dont support 3rd party scripts. =(

    so my question is if anyone experiencing this problem? and is there any possible solution to enable the visual editor?

    after all visual editor is an important feature of word press, right?! anyone please help, thx

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  • Have you tried GoMommy? Kidding.

    Does the visual editor load on other WordPress sites? Try WordPress.com or any of your friends’.

    I think some people who encountered the same problem have posted about it before. Not sure it they have been solved but really make me scratching my head, too.

    Thread Starter leeoh

    (@leeoh)

    i have try with wordpress.com the visual editor works perfectly, so i bet its the problematic godaddy…. =(

    actually the visual editor is the source of 80% of the problems talked about on here, that cant be called user issues.

    Consider yourself lucky and move on ?? thats my advice!

    I have the same problem on israeli-wine.org

    I think the problem has something to do with the ads or godaddy (it works on freehostia but I would prefer to use Godaddy over Freehostia and I can’t get the domain working in Freehostia)

    If you’re using GoDaddy’s Free Hosting service, then Godaddy injects the following into any content generated by a .php page to display ads:

    
</object></layer></span></div></table></body></html><!-- adsok -->
<script language='javascript' src='https://a12.alphagodaddy.com/hosting_ads/gd01.js'></script>

    The injected code breaks the WYSIWYG TinyMCE visual editor (it’s javascript gets generated by tiny_mce_config.php). It’s possible to get the visual editor working, the steps involved are described here:

    https://www.teknolio.com/blog/how-to/fix-wordpress-editor-on-a-free-godaddy-hosted-site/

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