Mac OS X Leopard Wiki not editable by Firefox 4.0.1

We are running Mac OS X Leopard with the latest updates. When cklicking on the edit button on a wiki page in Firefox 4.0.1 the edit toolbar appears, however the content does not become editable and it is not possible to change it. Does anybody know how to address that issue without telling users to use a different browser?
Thanks, Grega

one thing I see right away is that your computer does not meet min reqs for leopard. leopard requires at least 512MB RAM and you've got just 256MB. In fact, I recommend you get at least 1 MB of RAM if you plan to run any programs at all besides the OS itself. this might be the reason why you are getting kernel panics and can not boot from the DVD.

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