codecowboy

Hi Mark,

I’m afraid it’s going to be very difficult to diagnose and fix your problems without server access.

Somebody else may be able to chime in with the cause of the ‘cheatin uh’ message but I’m afraid I don’t have experience with that.

This is probably going to sound confusing but those aren’t actually javascript errors. They are javascript functions which contain the translations of error messages. Could you paste a link to a screenshot of your javascript console like the ones in the link Tara posted?

When you reply here on the forums, you can highlight a section of code or an error and press the ‘code’ button just above where you enter the text.

like this

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1cbv513secza95y/Screenshot%202015-01-15%2018.52.51.png?dl=0

Please try the suggestions here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-troubleshoot-visual-editor-issues?replies=3&view=all

Please also try the suggestions here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-troubleshoot-visual-editor-issues?replies=3&view=all

@darichards do you also have the Podpress plugin installed?

Do those files exist at the path wp-includes/js/tinymce/skins on your server. Ignore the part of the URL after the ?

Hi there. Its likely there is a Javascript error on the page. To investigate further, please enable the javascript console for your browser and look for any errors – usually in red – and post back here. Anything relating to TinyMCE is probably relevant.

If you’re not sure how to do the above let me know your browser, version and operating system.

Hi there. Its likely there is a Javascript error on the page. To investigate further, please enable the javascript console for your browser and look for any errors – usually in red – and post back here. Anything relating to TinyMCE is probably relevant.

Hi there,

It sounds like you have a theme or plugin which might be looking for a javascript file which is no longer part of TinyMCE which is the javascript code which powers the page editor.

One thing you could try is to do a search across your whole file structure for mentions of inlinepopups/plugin.min.js. This will hopefully help you narrow down the problem to a theme or plugin.

Most good code editors will have an option to search all files in a particular path. There are other alternatives depending on your operating system and level of command line usage.

Thanks. I actually need to geocode a postcode, though. Does your code do that somewhere?