====== No editing toolbar ======

^First of all: try to set [[:config:compress|config:compress]] to 0, see step 11 below.^

:?: Somehow the editing [[:toolbar]] vanished and isn't visible anymore. What should I do?

If your browser is Firefox, Mozilla or Netscape, please check the [[tips:dom.disable_image_src_set]] tip.

:!: The editing toolbar is built through JavaScript. This means if there is an error in the JavaScript somewhere the script will be aborted and the toolbar won't be visible. To troubleshoot this follow the following steps:

Problem with the browser
  - Obviously make sure you have JavaScript enabled and are using a recent Browser
  - Try to force a reload
    * Sometimes the Browser has a broken script in its own cache
    * Use Shift-F5, Ctrl-F5, Ctrl-Shift-R or what ever your browser needs to force a reload
    * Do this in the edit mode (ignoring the warning about repetitive POST data sending)
  - Restart the computer
  - Try different Browsers
  - Try disabling Browser-Addons that might interfere with JavaScript

Problem with dokuwiki
  - Also make sure to run a recent DokuWiki version((older DokuWiki releases will not work with Google Chrome))
  - Please be sure that the JS is loaded (through a call to the ''tpl_metaheaders()'' function within your template). 
    * Look at the source of your page and find the js.php line
    * Load the js.php file (e.g. ''%%http://example.com/dokuwiki/lib/exe/js.php%%'') in a new window to see if everything appears.
  - If safe mode is enabled on the server, you might have to manually disable the **copy($cache,"compress.zlib:/...** on line 160 (approx). Just add two slashes in front of the line.
  - If you upgraded from an earlier version of DokuWiki make sure to have an up-to-date ''conf/dokuwiki.php'' file
    * always put your changes in the local.php file
    * Undefined config values are known to break the JavaScript, so this is important! (i.e.: make sure ''$conf['usedraft']'' is defined)
  - Try disabling any installed third party plugins, their JavaScript might be broken
    * After disabling do the force reload thing again
  - Try remove your conf/userscript.js if you have any
    * After disabling do the force reload thing again
  - Try changing the permissions of the image files to allow JavaScript to execute them
  - Disable the JavaScript/CSS [[config:compress|compacting]] option
    * Do the force reload thing again of course ;-)
    * If this helps, most probably one of your Plugins provides broken JavaScript, go one step back again to find the bad one
  - If you still have problems, check the JavaScript Error console of Firefox and report errors in the [[:bugs|bug tracker]]
    * Make sure you have disabled the [[config:compress|compacting]] option before
  - Disable the loading of libraries if using jquery


If you encounter problems caused by a 3rd party plugin please contact its author and ask her to fix it.