user3298

tinyMCEComments.php basically figures out if a comment form should be there, then adds the tinyMCEComment code

so I looked at comments.php to compare how the two files determine whether a comment form should be displayed.

The problem was a faulty logic test in these two functions:
tinyMCEComments.php: mcecomment_init()
tinyMCEComments.php: mcecomment_loadCoreJS()

Replace this faulty code
if (‘open’ == $post->comment_status && ( !get_option(‘comment_registration’) || $user_ID )) {

with this working code
if (comments_open() && ( !get_option(‘comment_registration’) || is_user_logged_in() )) {

bibledude – it’s in the latest update https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/tinymcecomments/

This is working fine for me unless I make a certain setting under Discussion Settings:

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When this setting is checked, the wysiwyg editor does not display using the default Single.php template.

Deselecting this setting returns the wysiwyg editor to the front end.