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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Add media button does nothingIf your dashboard issue anything like mine – http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/installed-38-and-cant-view-screen-options-change-featured-image-in-post-view?replies=9 –
the solution I came across might work for you.TLDR;
(from post at http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/installed-38-and-cant-view-screen-options-change-featured-image-in-post-view?replies=9)——–quote——-
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!
This solved my troubles with dashboard in WP 3.8 (missing editor buttons, nonresponding media uploader, tags, screen options and help and nonresponding visual editor) – see http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/mystery-of-the-missing-admin-features-under-posts?replies=4. Thank you very much!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Mystery of the Missing Admin Features under PostsHi livingthedreamjoe,
In the meantime, I googled ‘WP 3.8 dashboard missing visual editor’ and came across this post: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/installed-38-and-cant-view-screen-options-change-featured-image-in-post-view. The final reply provides the solution to our woes:
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Here is the text from the link listed above in case the link goes down or what have you: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!
———unquote———So I gave it a go, and I’m happy to report that my dashboard is now back to what it should be. The code buttons now appear, the add tag button is responsive, screen options and help are responsive, and even the media uploader is working. So give it a try and report back if successful or not. : )
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Mystery of the Missing Admin Features under PostsLatest:
Reset plugins folder and deleted inactive plugins.
Put WP into maintenance mode, and deleted all files & folders EXCEPT wp-content folder, wp-config.php & root .htaccess file; then uploaded all files & folders from fresh download of WP 3.8.
Still having the same issues with admin panel > posts & pages: —Screen Options & Help non-responsive
Tags non-responsive
Visual & Text editor tabs non-responsive
Media upload tab non-responsive
Short codes are missingThis blog is (shared)hosted on a server running PHP 5.2.17, Apache 2.2.21, MySQL 5.0.96-community.
Upgraded to 3.8 in December, and only today I find issues with it.
Help!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Mystery of the Missing Admin Features under PostsThe dev site running WP 3.8 with same child theme (based on twentyfourteen) on local server is working fine, even with the same plugins activated. Difference between dev site and online site is only two posts and a few comments. Made me wonder if the problem lies within one of the WP core files or possibly the server.
Updated the core (…/wp-admin/update-core.php), but still the problem remains within the Posts and Pages panels.
Different WP installations (3.7) on same server all okay, no such issues. This is shared hosting, so possibly a configuration has changed in the last couple of days and is conflicting with the AJAX? But why only in the Posts and Pages sections of the admin panel?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: db missing wp_users tableOk, figured out that it is not necessary to create the table first. Simply imported the table, and all is well. At least, it appears to be. I can now access admin. Should mention that this other post also was helpful.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Private categories are not diplayed into widgetThanks, but it’s not working for me. I’ve got WP 3.4.1, with child theme based on Twenty Ten. My functions.php content as follows: —
see http://pastebin.com/rRLf3kQS.I might have done something wrong, because also the code to replace “continue reading” to “more” is not working.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Private categories are not diplayed into widgetThe “Categories” widget is designed to display only public posts/pages. See http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/no-categories-categories-not-usable.
I’m also running into this problem. Want to be able to view my private posts by category and archive dates, authors, as well as tags. None of these widgets are designed to support private posts, as far as I have seen. : (
Help, anyone?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Plugin WP-print broken in 3.4.2 theme eleventwentyLester, it finally dawned on me to delete the plugin, then download a fresh install. I did, and everything is fine. No problem. Sorry to have raised the alarm. And thank you for your continued support for your WordPress plugins!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Plugin WP-print broken in 3.4.2 theme eleventwentySame thing happens with parent theme. This blog has since gone live, and I’ve just now activated wp-print to test it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Print] WP-Print doesn't work with MultisiteYes! Works beautifully. Just now upgraded to WP 3.2.1, and WP-Print is still going strong. Thank you, Lester.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Featured image optionJust installed WP 3.1, using twentyten theme, and find that there is no longer a featured image link in admin for posts and pages. Neither is it in the Screen Options. Functions.php does show support for post thumbnails. What gives? Has this feature been removed since WP 3.0?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: dev alongside existing website?Thank you, Andrea. I’ve since set up a virtual host on my machine using MAMP and VirtualHostX, and successfully installed WordPress 3.1.1. Next step to enable Multisite!
But what happens when the website is ready to go… after everything checks out okay locally. How to export to live server? Right now I access it at mydomain.dev. Will I need to go through the database tables and replace mydomain.dev with mydomain.com?
Sorry for the newbie questions. First time ever developing my WordPress multisite network and first time ever developing in a local environment. : )
Tim, what do you mean by “blocked out by an error message saying that the functions were coming from the parent theme”? Have you got WordPress debugging on? And by blocked out from your admin panel, do you mean the White Screen of Death? Because if this is the case, it’s possible that you accidentally left blank spaces or typos in your functions.php, or perhaps the code was wrongly constructed or placed incorrectly…
For changing header images and sizes, recommend this solution authored by David Cox over at Digital Raindrops.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Adding Sidebars to a Child ThemeSame weblink, but scroll down to the comments. Justin Tadlock has given the solution.
Quote: Adding an extra action hook is completely unnecessary. Your child theme (when unregistering didn’t work) was simply not executing the code on the correct hook or your parent theme developer decided to not use a hook when registering the sidebars. Which theme’s functions.php file is loaded first should be irrelevant if developers properly code their themes.
The parent theme should put its sidebar registration on something like widgets_init.
add_action( 'widgets_init', 'my_register_sidebars' );The child theme should put its unregister sidebar function on the same hook with a later priority.
add_action( 'widgets_init', 'my_unregister_sidebars', 11 );WordPress already has built-in hooks for these things. There’s no need for trying to find workarounds when the solution is already handled in core. Theme developers just need to use them instead of randomly dropping code into functions.php.
I tested as follows. Following the declaration of new widget area in child theme’s functions.php, after the final
add_actionstring, placed this:function my_unregister_sidebars() {
unregister_sidebar( ‘primary-widget-area’ );
}//unregister sidebars by tying onto same hook again, with priority ’11’
add_action( ‘widgets_init’, ‘my_unregister_sidebars’, 11 );That did the trick, removed the primary widget area from backend and of course, frontend. Note: In my newly defined widget areas in child theme functions.php, I had included the default widget areas and simply added new widget areas. Not sure if this is necessary to use this method.