kmai

Nevermind, I’m sorry! It was some sort of issue with localhost using an on-server database. The files couldn’t communicate. Fixed now. Thanks for your hard work. ??

I have the custom template filled in with my desired code. However, when I try to call show_recent_tweets in a template file, it’s returning undefined. Can you please let me know what might be causing this? Much appreciated!

This still happens in the new update of ACF (3.0.4) too, unfortunately. The solution that was brought up on the plugin’s forums does work, but only temporarily.

See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-advanced-custom-fields-wysiwyg-editor-does-not-work-in-wp-33?replies=3#post-2506035 for more on this bug and how it repeats itself.

Note that switching to HTML view on ANY other editor (ie. posts, pages, plugin content) and saving may make the WYSIWYG toolbars disappear again in ACF fields, even if they are on a different post type. That is what is currently happening on my WP 3.3 with ACF 3.0.4.

You’ll have to go and switch to the Visual editor somewhere and save to get them back again every time this happens. The easiest thing to try to remember is to always save things while in Visual mode, but if you ever forget, you’ll need to repeat the fix.

Obviously, this is a dangerous bug to clients, so I don’t recommend using ACF for client use until this is resolved.

I have suppressed the main content editor and when I set up ACF initially, the WYSIWYG toolbars displayed as desired. When I upgraded to 3.3, they vanished. Based on a similar suggestion from the ACF support forum, I re-enabled the editor, changed it from HTML to Visual, saved, then disabled the editor again and this brought back the WYSIWYG ACF fields properly. So yes, this solution worked for me. Thank you!