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WordPress Fix – Add Media Button Not Working
WordPress Fix – Add Media Button Not Working
on December 13, 2012
in Blog
Hello everyone and this is a fix for a common issue in WordPress 3.5.
WordPress Fix – Add Media Button Not Working
Basically you’ve just updated your install of WordPress and bang! The Add Media button doesn’t work! What to do?
Never fear, Carnfield is here – with a fix!
Basically you need to open your “wp-config.php” file in the root of your WordPress Install.
Search for this line:
require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-settings.php');
And just before it add this code:
define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false );
Now your WordPress Install should be fixed!
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November 6, 2012
November 6, 2012
Maarten Koller
I did this, but it’s still nog working
Web Design
Try disabling all plugins, some times its an issue with the theme too.
FilmanSantiago
Hi, I did place the additional text to my wp-confid.php file and have disabled all my plugins, but still it didn’t work for me. Any additional idea? Thanks
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Bill Bliss
Worked for me, thanks!
Kim Werker
Thanks so much for this! It worked for me.
Rebecca
Awesome! This seems to have worked for me. Thanks!
Andy
Super answer! Works for me.
Rob
Thanks a lot for this fix, it worked. I used WP 3.5 for an entire month and the issue just decided to come out of nowhere this afternoon.
What exactly does that line do, though? I noticed that my WYS pages all load slower, but I don’t see any other downside that’s come from this.
Sunira
Oh thank you so much! This worked perfectly!
Jeff
Great, this worked perfectly for us!
Thanks so much, this has been happening to us a lot recently.
kristof
Worked like a charm. Thx a lot!
Petra
Thanks so much for this tip to solve this problem. I’m not so technical (yet
). Can you please tell me where I can find:
Basically you need to open your “wp-config.php” file in the root of your WordPress Install.
I have a theme installed, i don’t know if that gives additional ‘problems’.
Thanks again for your feedback!
Petra
Thanks for your solution to the problem.. I’m not so technical (yet). Can you explain to me where i can find:
Basically you need to open your “wp-config.php” file in the root of your WordPress Install.
Thanks for the effort and reply!
Web Design
Hello Petra, you would need FTP access for this, if you try updating wordpress to a newer version it might work without this hack.
Leland
Thanks a ton for this! It worked like a charm!
Warm
Worked first time. Thank you VERY much!
KellyAZ
Thanks! This worked for me! No help from the WordPress forums. Can you add a note explaining why this was necessary and how it fixes the problem?
Thanks again!
Kelly
Gina
Thanks a lot!! I was so worried, and this helped me a lot. Again; thank you!
Qtreck stuff
Thanks Man its working………… thank you so much.
Michael K
Worked for me too. Thanks!