0_00_0

Well the problem is that these posts do not currently exist on another installation. I was hoping to generate an XML file with the posts using a script I will write.

I would not have a problem if it was a simple matter of exporting and importing but thanks for the suggestion.

I would really appreciate any other input!

Conclusions:
What I’ve found after a bunch of browser compatibility testing. Tested with 3 different versions of WordPress. I’ve even tested different themes to make sure that wasn’t causing the issue.

• Chrome version 17.0.963.56 m (most recent). I get the same issue (jQuery is not defined).
• I’ve tested them with FireFox version 10.0.1 and it worked fine.
• Tested with IE version 8.0.7600.16385 64-bit and it also worked fine.

Maybe you’re using an old version of Chrome that is compatible with the WordPress Dashboard because I am having absolutely no luck with it. This definitely seems to be an issue with Chrome.

I really hope this helps because it took me a while to test all these features with different browsers, themes and WP versions. Hopefully this will point the developers in the right direction for a fix. I love WordPress and I hope I’ve contributed something useful!

I am going to try and update Chrome I could imagine this may be the problem. I’ll report back when I’ve done so!

Oh wow… Why is this not in the 3.3 Troubleshooting FAQ?! I was trying to edit my website in Chrome but everything seems to be working fine in Firefox and IE!

Lesson learned: WordPress dashboard and Google Chrome DO NOT MIX. As I said above I spent hours trying to figure out how to fix it, dismantling a website over and over and reading hundreds of responses and threads. Please, for everyone’s sake – add a note on the 3.3 troubleshooting page about the incompatibility with Chrome here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/troubleshooting-wordpress-33-master-list?replies=5