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[RFEHosting]

So has anyone else had major issues with these last 2 updates since they came out for WordPress?

I have so many clients that cannot update to the new versions because of plugins issues etc.
Most of them i just revert back to 3.4.x, and all is good.

Recently i am getting new clients with new WordPress installs that have the issue.
So a brand new account, fresh WordPress install. no plugins, or extra themes, and yet they still are having the awesome issue of the post/page visual/text tabs not functioning as they should.

Some clients started thinking it was a server issue, but I was able to run tests on my own and confirm it is not.

So has anyone been able to nail this bug/issue down and find an exact reason behind it? IF all plugin/theme problems are non existent, what else would it be?

I have gone over and over every useless WordPress forum post/thread about all these issues and none of them are any help.

Seems they still seem to have issues in the tinymce editor itself.

Anyone have some ideas i can try?
My servers are cPanel/WHM, with apache+nginx

Thanks

[RaidLogic]

We had no issues at all, we manage plenty of wordpress for our clients.

[TrentaHost]

One of my clients had an issue with upgrading from 3 versions ago... he got so fed up he just made a full new website, again a themeforest one cause it was updated to the newest version.

[blueraindesigns]

All I handle right now, both in designing and hosting, are Wordpress sites. I haven't had any problems with the latest versions (whether on updates or fresh installs). the main thing I find is not rushing into a freshly released update, wait a little while and most of the good plugins will update if they need to for compatibility, once that happens, do those updates, then the Wordpress update and generally all is good.

[snickn]

Originally Posted by RaidLogic

We had no issues at all, we manage plenty of wordpress for our clients.

No issues here either.

[George_Fusioned]

No issues with the latest WordPress releases either (plenty WP based sites here too).

[RFEHosting]

Thank you for the replies. So if you are all saying you have not had any of these issues, i wonder if it is an issue with my server then. But i have yet to find the cause.

[snickn]

Have you asked on wordpress.org? They have pretty good support there as well.

[Paul-UKWSD]

Updated ours without problem.

[retromachine]

Upgrading 50-ish WordPress based sites last week with no major issues. Have you checked your theme? A lot of improperly made themes (and plugins) out there that might break your site on upgrades.

[RFEHosting]

Originally Posted by retromachine

Upgrading 50-ish WordPress based sites last week with no major issues. Have you checked your theme? A lot of improperly made themes (and plugins) out there that might break your site on upgrades.

Well it is a brand new install, with the default theme (twentytwelve), and no plugins. yet the issue is still there.

[BlackxxJapan]

Haven't had problems over 2 years of upgrades. I'd examine your hardware if similar problems are occurring over your blogs and fresh installs.

See if there isn't a plugin that checks server environments for issues...

[Shinjiru Technology]

I had no major issues except the tinymce editor. Working fine for me.

[cpoalmighty]

The more plugins you have is the more likely you will experience those issues with each update mainly because some devs release a plugin as one off and then don't maintain it afterwards because of lack of funding etc. We experience the same issue but fix the issues especially if we rely heavily on the plugin.

[scott_m]

I've had to upgrade several customers and all of my own recently. Total about 12 WordPress sites. Most had either no or very few plugins.

None have had any problems. There may be some other variable that is causing the issues.

Have you found any common link between the accounts having issues?