Wordpress: Media Library Grid Mode Endless Download

Question

So, this problem is very strange, because for me the Wordpress media player does not work in Wordpress admin mode only, its a very strange problem, because this problem occurs ONLY on 1 account / This will be the same account as yesterday tried to upload a bunch of images to the media library, and this gave an error:

Please try again later ...

Since then I have tried many things, but apart from registering with a different account, nothing helped.

• Tried reninstall wordpress using wordpress control panel
• I tried to disable all plugins, changed the theme to Wordpress by default
• Tried to check elemet for JS errors, nothing there except

upload.php? mode = grid: 46 Consider using the units 'dppx', as in CSS, 'dpi' means dots per CSS inch, not dots per physical inch, so that corresponds to the actual "dpi" of the screen. In the expression for queries in the environment: print, not all (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 1.25), (min-resolution: 120dpi)

4. I tried to include in the theme functions a bunch of codes that I found on the Internet, it did not help. (I don’t have them now, because nothing helped, and I didn’t save them from regret ...)

5. Tested cache, proxies, different computers, different operating systems (max, windows), nothing is displayed on this particular network screen of the media network of the account does not work

   See what this view is:

I don’t understand what’s wrong, why it doesn’t work on one specific account, I even tried to reset the Wordpress cache, but it doesn’t work after I received the error that I showed above. Did anyone know how I can solve this? Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

It turns out exactly the same problem and some ajax error on the revolution slider, and after a long search I solved my problem.

It was just an HTML comment in functions.php on a child theme, after removal, everything works fine for me.

The same space problem in function.php doesn't cut your code with a space between the php tag

Answer 2

This type of problem is created using the functions.php file, delete the code added to functions.php and make sure that it works correctly.

backup code in functions.php file

Answer 3

If the problem is with the user and that you tried almost everything, you can try to delete the user and create it again.

Answer 4

In my case, an error occurred inside the server. You should check your network tab in the developer tools and find admin-ajax.php. Even if it returns HTTP 200, it shows an error in the response body.