TinyMCE not loading for blog post editor

I am getting reports from members that the TinyMCE toolbar was not loading for the blog editor but was loading for comments/profile comments.  I tested and had no trouble with it loading using versions of Opera, Firefox, Chrome, and IE.  Therefore, I am wondering if browser upgrades could be the cause.  Has anyone else had any reports from users about the blog post editor not loading the TinyMCE tooldbar.  I did a search on the net but did not found any reposts related to this.

Have now seen the error appear with latest version of Google Chrome: Version 27.0.1453.110 m. Inspection of the javascript console reported:

Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'tinymce'

Now appearing for Firefox 19.0.2.  The web console reports:

 TypeError: jQuery(...).tinymce is not a function @ http://mysite.tld/blogs/my_page/add/:1581

I cleared /cache and /cache_public and caches from the backend.  Then cleared the browser cache on Firefox and TinyMCE loaded.  Loaded on Chrome without clearing the browser cache.

So, ideas on what is happening here?

What about dolphins CSS and JS compression options? Are those on? I know that option can cause problems on some servers.

I am sure CSS is off, not sure about JS.... Let me go check to be sure.... Yes, cache files for JS, compression for JS are both checked.

The thing is, the site has had those settings more or less since going live with no problems with the Blog Editor loading the TinyMCE editor.  This just happened today.  I have not upgraded any files, Not changed anything about the blog editor; the profile comment toolbar was unaffected.  The only recent work to Dolphin was to rip out the edit timer for forum posts and that had nothing to do with JS; I did not touch the JS files, nothing to do with TinyMCE.

Only thing i can suggest is to try shutting those off. Oh on some servers causes problems.

Anyhow, seems like a javascript error of some kind. Not sure if anyone has created a blog recently that they tried to insert some weird code it or not.

Check view source. See if more that one copy of jquery.js is appearing on the page.

But i really have no clue on this one considering no changes were made.