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Unfortunately the patch for 1.5.13 and the 1.5.14 update did not solve the issue.

Still can not save article changes in front end with the editor on. Can save article changes with the editor off. After logging out, the changes remain in the front end view of the article.

However, when logged in in the back end and viewing the same article, the back end view is unchanged by the front end editing.

Turning the editor off in the global configuration makes no difference. When editing an article in the back end, no-editor, saved changes do not show in the same article viewed in the front end.

In summary, changes made in the back end apply only to the back end, while changes made in the front end apply only to the front end - only with editor off.

The article can still be unpublished and deleted. Articles that have not been edited in the front end are not affected by this and can still be successfully edited in the back end.

Mark

1.5.14 did not help me either!
Can not save or apply articles at all!

Help appreciated!
Merete

same her trying to save or apply makes no difference and is only since i have updated to 1.5.14 yesterday has anyone an idea as to whats happening ...



i will soon to look like george dawes the man with the scores ... bald if i keep on pulling my hair out....

I am having this exact same issue and it's driving me nuts!

I'm using Joomla version 1.5.12 at the moment, i don't understand why or even how this is happening... surely the content for the article is saved in the database in 1 place, and 1 place only?

and Joomla pulls the content for that article from that 1 place reguardless of whether you're in the front end or the back end?

the only way this could possibly happen is if Joomla is storing the front end article content in 1 entry in the database, and then storing the back end article content in a completely different entry in the database... which is completely obsurd! and really bad database coding if you ask me.

So admins, what on earth is going on please?

I'm still looking for a fix for this issue here...

any ideas?

on "migration" forum theres a lot of posts about this Editor tinymce problem. And to be honest I am also having problems too...

These are some of the things you could try, go to plugin>tinimce_editor>parameters and:
-change the code cleanup settings
-change functionality from extended to advanced and viceversa
-change the template css

You could also try chenge the white/blacklist under menu Articles>parameters

would doing these changes fix the "two different versions" problem i'm getting?

like, when i save in the front end will it update in the back end and make it look the same?

what?

isnt that some cache issue? try clean joomla cache

read my post before the one that you replied to in the first place.. it explains everything

please try again, I didnt understood everything

well basically the aticle content is different in the front end and the back end..

if i change the front page by using the back end, i can only see those changes in the back end... the front end doesn't change at all.
and the same the other way around, if i change the front page in the front end, when i look at the front page in the back end it doesn't update, it looks the same as it did before i made the changes in the front end.

what i'm having to do, is change the article in the front end, and then open the article in the back end and copy/paste all my changed into the back end..

how do i fix it so that when i change the article in the front end it automatically changes it in the back end?

i don't even understand why it's doing this in the first place, because the article "content" should be stored in the database under 1 entry which works for the front and back at the same time... but from the way it's messing up at the moment, it looks as if the database is storing the content in 2 different entries? one for the front end and one for the back end.. it's really confusing.

very strange, but did you checked cache already?
disable (if enabled) and then clean it.

was it working before? what have you done meanwhile?

I'm also having issues with things not appearing to be saved in the database where you would expect. I'm running J1.5.14 and the parameters do not seem to be saving for menu items.

It loads them fine in the back end, but they are different in the database, and the front end show parameters based on neither of the above? My head hurts.

I'm having the same issue, very serious, can anybody help?

what are the differences between frontend and backend articles?

-do you mean a completely different content? text and images?
-Or is the same content, with images and some text missing?

In my case i can change menu ítens but if i change anything in any article i can't see any changes even from the backend or frontend... I tryed with or without editors but don't make any changes...

It's something about joomlafish... When i change to the 4 other languages installed in my client's site the changes work fine, but in the default language it diden't... i'm studing, hope this help us...

I'm not even using joomFish.

I have a page which is a category blog layout. Only one leading article is displayed, regardless of whether I change the parameters for the menu button, or even if I change them through mySQL direct into the database.

Category list layout works fine?

In my case the articles came after a category blog list but i don't think this make any diference. You don't see the change in the name of the article?

hmm, maybe i should try turning joomfish off and seeing if that fixes my problem.. will update once i've tried that.

the problem i'm having is that i can change the content of my article in the back end so that it's completely different to what it was before... but when i look at that article in the front end (on the actual website), no changes have happened at all! - but when i look at the article in the back end again, it's got all my changes and looks completely different to the front end article.

so bloody weird!!

I will tri to disable joomlafish and see whats happen, i disable just the other languages but diden't work... I have the same issue, in the backend everything is fine but in the front nothing change in my default language...

Okay,

It would appear that Joomfish is the culprit for my problem! - Bad Joomfish! Bad!

The "System - Jfdatabase" is the plugin that causes this issue.

unfortunately if you turn off the Jfdatabase plugin, Joomfish no longer works and you cannot see your translations. ;(

I wonder if there's a newer version of Joomfish that fixes this issue..

I am working with Joomfish 203 and Joomla1514 and am not having any problem.
maybe you should check:
-cache, both from joomla and foomfish
-check the frontend publishing parameter
-check if could be a "direct translation module" problem

With my testes, it all works fine when you review the translated article in Joomlafish. After aplying or saving again the right translation work fine again.

Hope this help.

Best regards.