Hello Rik Brown,

Sorry for late reply to this,
May i know are you getting the same error from this post you asked before?

If yes, do you remember how you fix it? -> http://stackideas.com/forums/bbcode-editor-unable-to-load-composer

Please advise.

Arlex:

Thanks for looking at this.

It wasn't the same error that I reported in that other message (although I'm now seeing that "Unable to Load Composer" error message now).

The problem I was having in this particular discussion is that if I clicked on the "edit" button for a post then nothing happened. Oddly, that is not occurring now and I'm get that "Unable to Load Composer" error message again.

Unfortunately, I don't know what Mark did to fix that. -- Rik

Hello Rik,

Is it possible for you to provide us with the back end and FTP access to your site to check on this issue?

Mark:

I've added all of login credentials to site details of this message.

Thanks. -- Rik

PS: For the future, does it matter in which post I put the login credentials.?

Hello Rik,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here. I have tried to login to the FTP server with the provided login credentials but unfortunately they are not working for me Can you please advise?

P/S: You should only be adding your site details under the "Site Details" tab on the form below

Mark:

I can edit many posts but some are still giving me the "Unable to Load Composer" message.

I believe the problem occurs when editing replies and not on the originating post of a discussion. But it is hard to point to any particular message as not editable as sometimes editing works and sometimes it doesn't work.

I'll update my site details as requested.

Thanks. -- Rik

Edit: Here is one post giving trouble at the moment.

Mark:

That appears to fix it. Thanks.

Yes, we've always had an index.html file in our root directory predating our usage of Joomla (version 1.7). That serves 2 purposes. One is that our core business (travel reservations) isn't directly related to the Joomla portion of our site. The other is that if the Joomla site goes down with Apache 500 errors or anything else, our core business of making travel reservations remains up 100% of the time.

There is an optimization setting related to this in Akeeba's Admin Tools Pro ("Force index.php parsing before index.html") which I'll set to "yes" for Joomla and see how that works. [Edit: We'll that didn't help. It was the same as just doing that via Apache.]

Thanks, again. -- Rik

You are most welcome Rik