ironoxidey

Nevermind. I think I figured it out.

Okay. I think I may have narrowed it down to a problem with WP e-Commerce.

I deleted /wp-includes/thickbox/ so that it would quit taking over.
Then I deactivated all of my plugins, and reactivated them, one at a time.
I put thickbox back when I finished experimenting, and all seems good now.

Looks like I just need a new shopping cart plugin, now.

Thanks for your help, esmi.

Is there a way to deactivate the plugins manually? I’d rather not delete them.

Well, I went ahead and deleted all the files you said to, and then uploaded them fresh. But the problem still exists.

Could it be an issue with one of the plugins? A bunch of them are asking to be updated, but I don’t have a way to update them, because the thickbox keeps blocking me… =/

Would it be worth making a db backup now, to preserve the content of the site?

No (hanging my head in shame). Though I haven’t noticed that the content of the site has been affected. It’s just the admin stuff in the plugins page.

I figured it was a similar enough issue. Sorry.

I am also having this problem.

It’s only happening on my plugins.php page, though. But anywhere you click brings up the thickbox loader animation, and essentially prevents default, so that nothing can be clicked at all. I don’t want to delete all of the plugins, unless it’s necessary.

It just started happening after upgrading to WordPress 3.8.1 from 3.2.1, I think.

@anmari I tried that out.

There seems to be a universal problem with changing months on every calendar I’ve tried. Weirdest thing is that they work fine on my testing server . . .

I just don’t know how to figure out the differences between the installations.

I’ve been having the same problem….

I think I’m going to have to use a google calendar in an iframe =(