• Resolved chezemily

    (@chezemily)


    Hi,

    I’m buiding a site which uses WooCommerce, WPML and Revolution Slider on WP 4.2.2 with the LotusFlower theme. Unfortunately, the grid view of the Media Library won’t load (the rotating activity icon just turns, but nothing is rendered). I have tried everything I can think of to resolve this:

    • Updated all the plugins
    • Disabled all the plugins
    • Increased memory allocation to 256MB
    • Switched to Twenty-Eleven
    • Renamed plugin folder
    • Changed media location
    • Reinstalled WP over the top of my existing installation
    • Reinstalled WP into a new directory and copied across wp-content and wp-config.php
    • Deleted all posts with post-type=”attachment”

    Nothing gets the grid view back, and it’s a road block since Revolution Slider needs the Grid View to manage slide images.

    Can anyone help?

    Thank you!!!

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  • The most common cause of this is whitespace or comments placed above the opening tag in your theme’s functions.php file. If there is anything there remove or move it and make sure the opening tag is the very first entry on the first line.

    Otherwise there are several other threads that deal with this issue.

    Hope that helps.

    Thread Starter chezemily

    (@chezemily)

    Thanks, CPC Mike… I’ve checked that, too, (functions.php starts with the <?php tag) but I don’t think this is theme or plugin based since I’m getting the same with no plugins at all and with the Twenty Fifteen theme, too.

    The steps I’ve taken have been from the other threads and I’ll continue looking through the forums to see if there’s a solution I’ve missed, but in the mean-time, if anyone has a pointer, I’d be really grateful!

    Thread Starter chezemily

    (@chezemily)

    A quick follow up: Since I’d isolated Theme and Plugin issues with the steps above and had isolated inadvertent changes to the core files through the fresh installation, I started suspecting the database.

    With this in mind, I enabled the database repair function of WordPress and did a repair and optimise. The issue is now resolved.

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