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Extending rjm's post above the error message we are getting when the cron job command line is executed is:

"This plugin requires WordPress version 3.3.1 or newer. Please upgrade your WordPress installation or download an [external link formatting removed] wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ultimate-tinymce/developers  older version of the plugin."

The statement in the Ultimate TinyMCE plugin that is causing the error message is:

if ( ! isset($GLOBALS['wp_version']) || version_compare($GLOBALS['wp_version'], '3.3.1', '<') ) { // if less than ...

I added the following work-around statement at the beginning of the public function initialize() in cli.class.php and the problem went away:

   if (!isset($GLOBALS['wp_version'])) {
      $GLOBALS['wp_version'] = '3.5.1';
   }

Should cli.php or the classes/methods that are subsequently invoked be setting this global variable or better yet initializing the wordpress environment for the rest of the plugins that are executed in "the loop"?

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