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Matt Moore
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March 6, 2013 at 11:06 am
There seems to be a conflict between my ChurcHope theme and Event Esspresso that is causing the TinyMCE editor from loading on the event pages.
The error returned on the Chrome console is “Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘Button’ of undefined” in tiny_mce.js (line 1).
The theme developer isn’t offering much help so how would I track down exactly what is causing the conflict so I may edit it out?
http://help.themoholics.com/discussion/1051/churchope-x-event-espresso-plug-in-conflict#Item_1
WP Ver: 3.5.1
Event Espresso Ver: 3.1.30.7P
Registration Page Link: http://cps.rsgvfx.com/programs/
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Matt Moore
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March 6, 2013 at 12:55 pm
I actually found a solution (please advise if you think this may cause problems later).
I commented out Line 77 of Event Espresso admin.php (~/wp-content/plugins/event-espresso/includes) and that seemed to have stopped blocking the theme’s additional MCE buttons.
/* remove_all_filters(‘mce_external_plugins’); */
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Chris Reynolds
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March 6, 2013 at 2:18 pm
2 things that you can do with as you see fit.
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That function was added for a reason. In the past, there have been issues with themes or plugins that improperly add additional buttons to the WordPress editor. This function was added as a way to alleviate the issues and problems that would result when trying to use those additional buttons.
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If you have modified the core plugin, you will need to manually copy those changes over to the file every time you update to a new version of Event Espresso. If possible, you should try copying the entire function that that line is found in and use the custom files add-on to override the function with your version that has the commented out line. Note, this isn’t always possible as not all functions are wrapped in function_exists checks (and if it isn’t, then your only option would be to manually edit the file or not ever update Event Espresso).
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