WordPress Problem

I've missed 10 days by an error neither which explain in previous post. Now I've found the ways to solved it below:

• Check your javascripts code, it may be the cause if the website contains the .js files compressed, decode it then try again.
• In some cases, the visual editor cause errors, disable it via profile page. May be your plugins also make this happen, you need change to default theme then disable all your plugin installed.
• I've read on the WordPress Support forum then found some answers about it. Add

  define( 'CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false );

  to wp-config.php, may be it works well or upload fresh wordpress files again, do not upgrade automatic.

• A few other reasons to think the problem is in the file .htacces, you try to delete it and use wordpress to create this file again.
• You can delete all files in wordpress/wp-includes/js/tinymce folder then upload fresh files in wordpress v2.8, may be it fixed.
• If using Gears, disable it and re-enable it again then clear the browser cache.
• In many discussions in the WordPress Support forum, many people have solved the problem by turning off the plugins using Google API
• The largest cause of the problem is handled HTML of TinyMCE in WordPress, it's my problem, the resolution is simply to switch to use KCKEditor while waiting for this issue is resolved in the next version of WordPress.

Hopefully those who face similar circumstances can solve this problem without loss of time as me

One of the greatest disruptions to the conversation that goes on in comments are the trackbacks. They’re great, and I love it when people link to my blog. I always want to separate them because they really detract from the discussions that my readers are having, and they sometimes can make it difficult for a new reader to follow. How about you? This tutorial will show you how to separate Trackbacks/Pings and Comments in WordPress

What is the Difference Between a Comment and a Trackback?
A comment is an interaction between a reader and the blogger about the blog post. A trackback is a link to this post published on another blog post.

The thing it, it’s a little bit different in WordPress 2.7+ than in previous versions, so I had to look up how to split the comments from trackbacks. I started off by making some modifications to the comments.php and functions.php files. Now, comments show up on top, and trackbacks show up below.

On June 10th, 2009, WordPress Version 2.8, named for noted trumpeter and vocalist Chet Baker, will be released to the public. For more information on this enhancement and bug-fix release, read the Development Blog Announcement and see the Changelog for 2.8.