Wordpress update calls visual editor empty
I have updated my version of wordpress website with 3.9.2. After refresh, when I try to add or update any page or post, the visual editor tab shows blank. It does not display toolbar buttons or pages or messages. Text tab works fine
I have tried the following solutions provided on different sites with no luck
1) clear browser cache
2) deactivation of all plugins
3) change the default theme and change again to your desired
People who had the same problem cured the problem by doing one of these suggestions:
1) Install the plugin "Use Google Libraries"
2) Add to your wp-config.php file:
define( ‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false );
3) Download the updated version of WordPress from WordPress.org and via ftp replace / wp-includes / js / tinymce folder
4) Download the updated version of WordPress from WordPress.org and via ftp folder replace / wp-includes
I have tried all of the above solutions but have no success :(
I also refer to the following links but cannot find a solution
Visual editor not working in wordpress 3.8.1?
I have added screenshot for visual editor tab and text editor tab for one page
Please, help
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I had this problem on APlus.net hosting and had one problem fixing it. All text in the visual editor was white and I couldn't get to the HTML tab. The Visual Editor was missing all the formatting buttons - it was just a blank space.
After trying everything listed on the internet without success, I was finally able to track down the culprit on APlus hosting. It turns out that APlus hosting is injecting its own analytics tracking code even on WordPress admin pages. The code for their analytics was not written correctly - there was no trailing apostrophe in the code, which led to the breakage of all the code that appeared after it. In my scenario, the injected code broke the TinyMCE editor code. Page editor.
I checked the Google Chrome inspector to find the error in the code, and after talking with a tech support representative at APlus, I was able to fix it by deleting the analytics file on the server via FTP:
/private/.wmcnum
Hope this helps. If anything check the Google Chrome inspector and look for errors. If this is something you cannot change, be sure to contact your hosting provider.
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I've seen this issue before. For me, the site we were updating had a lot of outdated plugins. The one that caused our problem is WP Polls. Something went wrong during the upgrade process and some files were missing from the plugin directory. I kept a backup of all the files before updating, but even re-uploading them didn't fix it. We finished removing the plugin that was causing problems and reinstalling it. If you can narrow down which plugin may have some discrepancies, then I would recommend maintaining everything (including your database), uninstalling the plugin and reinstalling it.
If this is just a WordPress update, it is possible that not all WordPress files have been copied. If you can get the new WordPress 3.9.2, you can compare the differences between these files and the files on your site. If you get an error somewhere in wp-admin I would start checking there.
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This is the solution that worked for me:
"Use PHPMyAdmin (or another database editor) to search within your WordPress database in your" wp_options "table for an entry called" can_compress_scripts "and if it has" 1 "for" option_value "change that to" 0 " and save your changes. You will find your editor again! (Note: sometimes this entry doesn't even exist, so in this case you need to add it. Look for the WordPress database that has it to see what you need to add.) "
digbymaass original answer: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/visual-editor-missing-buttons-not-working-white-text-help-1/
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In my experience I have had some problems with the tinymce editor. Some of my clients reported that they "lost" some of the buttons in the editor (or all).
I found that disabling emojis with the tiny_mce_plugins filter also doesn't disable emojis, but half of the buttons in the editor.
Maybe you have this line somewhere in function.php, just comment it out and update the cache. Let's see if that helps.
add_filter( 'tiny_mce_plugins', 'disable_emojicons_tinymce' );
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