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    Well after doing an upgrade, each time an upgrade is done instead of looking for the id of the editor in the site_plugins table and then seeing if it already exists in the site_plugins_events table the upgrade script simply adds a new set of events to the event table. After a few installs the result is that every text area will have multiple editors show up.


    The fix for this is to delete all the extra events in the site_plugin_events table that belong to the same editor and only leave one set of events. Then goto manager and turn off the editor and save the settings then go back into settings and turn the editor back on and save the settings again. then you can change the editor settings properly and everything should work again.

    This would be easy enough to fix by looking for any editors that are already installed in the site_plugins table and then update the editor if it already exists or add it if it does not and then check the site_plugin_events table and see if the upgraded editor was already there. If it is then don’t add another set of fields to the table.

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      Hi webmedic,

      This issue has been comfirmed we’ll roll out a patch as soon as possible. Thanks for the suggestions and temporary fix.

      Keep the findings coming

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        sure no problem. I have already been watching closely for a few weeks. I like the way this project is shaping up and plan to use it much more in the future.