 It seems to be a common problem with the Wysiwyg  editor's code that I used for my weblog editor; that it  doesn't work on any browser other than Internet Explorer.  Update: 3:49pm; I eventually found a solution…Now what I do is  check the clients  browser using the PHP environment variable  "$HTTP_USER_AGENT" and depending on the value returned,  include the appropriate file. If the User Agent (browser) is IE  then the WYSIWYG editor is included else a plain textarea editor is  included. Praise PHP.
 It seems to be a common problem with the Wysiwyg  editor's code that I used for my weblog editor; that it  doesn't work on any browser other than Internet Explorer.  Update: 3:49pm; I eventually found a solution…Now what I do is  check the clients  browser using the PHP environment variable  "$HTTP_USER_AGENT" and depending on the value returned,  include the appropriate file. If the User Agent (browser) is IE  then the WYSIWYG editor is included else a plain textarea editor is  included. Praise PHP.