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Should have tried changing out the themes myself! I’ll look into what’s going on. Thanks for the quick analysis! I’m marking this resolved.

Specifically, the problem was with WP-Minify and WP Super Cache. With minify and caching deactivated, everything was fine with MailChimp List Subscribe. When they were turned on, all was black and whiteness. With the list subscribe embedded form, minify and caching are fine, so I’m OK with the work around, although the plugin is a smoother interface.

The theme is a private theme that I wrote. The site is https://www.rbburnhamtrading.com. Since WP Super Cache and Minify are two of the more popular plugins around, I thought that I should follow up.

Another thanks for the quick response!

Do a search for WP_User_Search and change the code to point to deprecated.php. There are several instances in the plugin. The revised lines will look like this:

if ( !class_exists(WP_User_Search) ) {
require(ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/deprecated.php’);

Thanks very much!

Sorry. I just upgraded to WordPress 3.1 and I’m using Subscribe2 version 6.2 Based on some other posts, I switched the plugin to look to WP_User_Search in deprecated.php and that seems to have solved the problem for the time being.

The site is on shared hosting under Linux. The issue was not related to an upgrade to 3.1. Godaddy had told kmcd that she needed to upgrade her WordPress based on their information. She had been upgrading regularly through the WordPress app functionality. Godaddy’s attempt to upgrade to 3.0.5 failed, producing the fatal error.

I assisted kmcd in manually upgrading her site to WordPress 3.1, which solved the problem. This issue should be marked resolved.

We’ll need to post results when we get this fixed.

There is a minimal FTP client built into the Godaddy control panel (yes, I’m a Godaddy survivor), but you’ll need to have the update files downloaded and extracted on your computer. You may find that just updating the theme allows you to get in. If this is overwhelming, you can contact me through my web site, weavinginbeauty.com.

I can see the error on your site. If you’re able to get to the wp-admin panel, try the automatic upgrade. I suspect that there was a change to the theme that Godaddy may have not picked up on.

Did you update via the WordPress automatic upgrade or the Godaddy control panel? The problem seems be an issue with the theme file. Are you using the TwentyTen theme?

@jjbbrr, what I did was to deactivate all of the plugins and do a manual update. When the update was done, I tried re-activating all my previous plugins and the issue came back. Then, I started to disable groups of plugins, starting with those that might be hitting the editor. ShrimpTest was in the first group I did, along with TinyMCE and Duplicate Post. Good luck. I do suspect you’ll find an incompatible plugin and it may be that the manual update was a good suggestion as well.

No, I hadn’t really had a chance to use the plugin, but it was definitely the issue. I had no active experiments at all. The upgrade said it worked, which I guess it did, but if ShrimpTest is active, I get no wysiwyg at all in either the post of page editor.

I just tried reactivating the plugin and the problem is back.

Deactivating the Shrimp Test plugin solved the problem.

Did manual upgrade, same result. No wysiwyg.