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lemmie guess, are you all on IE?

appreciate the support. turns out is was acutally a byproduct of sIFR use. something about the js was forcing a new window to open.

could use some help on 2.3.3 & MCE in IE. i see the editor, but no content.

you need to login to your dashboard.

yourdomain.tld/wp-login.php

then you can upload themes to your ftp’s wp-content/themes/ folder

and try them out from the “presentation” panel on the dashboard.

not to nitpick, but a workaround is not a solution, and i am looking for a solution. theres no reason why it shouldnt work on the most common browser(bane of existence) on the market.

No. I am using WP as a basic CMS for a number of people.

I am more than happy to use one of those, but one cannot always demand an end-user use a specific browser.

no more so than one can do so when developing code for a final product. I am well aware of the fact that IE 6 is a pain in the ass, but its still the majority of what is used by the mainstream user.

therefore i have no choice but have to try to support it.

what was the permission error? i’m having the same issue

I’m trying to figure out why this has been marked as resolved. It clearly has not been. I have an upgraded 2.3.3 install on bluehost, upgraded properly, and with not errors. when trying to provide a user with login information, they are able to log in, and get to the edit panel, and nothing displays when the Visual Rich Editor is enabled. I have tried working with the Advanced MCE, and this doesnt resolve the problem for me, despite following the installation instructions completely.

I have noticed that this seems to be a problem with IE mostly, and primarly ie 6 ( which is still the dominant browser out there.)

everything that seems to trigger the visual rich editor to work seems to break, it doesnt matter if I’m using the advanced MCE or the tiny one, or WYSI-Wordpress for that matter. Anyone have any ideas?