schvenk

The two fixes above work for the media uploader, but I’m seeing the same issue in other places – the close box on the media uploader lightbox, and more importantly on any uploaded image.

Changing site name solves this for the media uploaded, but I’m having the same problem elsewhere (for instance, on the image for the close box on the media uploader) even with that fix. Note that in my case the WP install is more than one directory level deep.

Whoops, my bad. It was my weird server .htaccess configuration which post-processes PHP with XSLT. Normally it doesn’t touch JS files but because this one has a .php extension it was trying to.

I don’t actually think this is browser-based, and indeed it happens in IE, Firefox 1.5, and Camino. The JS error seems simply to be a result of the fact that TinyMCE hasn’t loaded properly. The root problem is the aforementioned XSLT error in tiny_mce_gzip.php.

If I load tiny_mce_gzip.php directly in the browser (with the ver=20051211 query string that WordPress passes it) I see the XSLT errors in full. The first is “XML parser error 2: syntax error” and unless I’m greatly mistaken it’s being generated on the server by PHP’s XSLT parser.

Yes, but managing the page order by editing individual pages is awkward, particularly if you want to reorder the list. What I’d like to do is augment the admin interface so you can reorder while looking at the complete list of pages. That way it will be easy to see the whole list in order and to move things up and down.