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HiCotN wrote:Within that link, Ctrl+F for "error" only comes back with this result. Not sure if it helps.

Nope.

Please try the following: open the console in Chrome (Ctrl + Alt + j, unless you're on a Mac; then it's ⌘ + ⌥ + j). Then (re)load a page that has chinese symbols in it. Does it give you error messages in the console? If so, please copy and paste them here.

Unless they say something like “Cross-Origin Request Blocked” and/or “Same Origin Policy”, then you can probably just see here.

YL

Hi!

Pretty much looks like you should check your serendipity configuration, seems like for the "URL to Blog" you have only entered "www.preciseassemblies.com" instead of "http://www.preciseassemblies.com", because the domain name is replicated a second time in the URL!

Regards,
Garvin

We should change

To check the exact error please open http://... _editor.js manually in your browser and check for error messages.

to something meaningful. AFAICS, all that's going to do is open the compiled JS file in a tab. I don't see how that would ever emit any error messages?

YL

HiCotN wrote:I coincidentally had watched Yellowleds video where he mentioned the backend could still function without Javascript enabled.

Well, it does (mostly) function. Of course there are some things that won't be as nice as with JS, and there might be some non-critical stuff that does not work with JS disabled at all. But I can actually access the blog configuration as well as the personal setting w/ JS disabled in Chrome, so there must have been something else in your case …

YL

I don't see how that would ever emit any error messages?

It will show it there if the file can not generated because of a PHP error. Happened very often in the beginning.