Hello karanbindra84,
Hope you’re well! 🙂
Just to make sure that this is a theme-related issue. Could you try switching to unmodified default wordpress theme such as 2015 or 2014 then try to upload dummy image? Is this a fresh install? May I also know the wordpress version you are using and your hosting provider?
Looking forward for your reply! 🙂
Take care,
Calvin
Hi Calvin,
As I said, the image is uploading despite showing the error, as the image gets uploaded to the media section if seen separately. So it seems it’s not an issue with the uploading part. But, while trying to change the site logo, the access to library goes into a non-responsive mode.
It’s not a fresh install, have been happily using DW Minion more than 18 months now.
WordPress version is 4.1 (latest). Hosting is from iPage.
Let me know in case you need anything else.
Hey there,
I will post some possible solutions from this post by otto: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/25-imagemedia-uploader-problems?replies=1
Clear your browser cache, restart your browser. Do it twice. Browser caches can be persistent little things. Also remove any files from the /wp-content/uploads/js_cache directory on your site. This may fix problems with the visual editor as well.
Try a smaller image, in pixels. Filesize is largely irrelevant, it’s the width and height of the image that matters. Smaller images require less RAM. Although WordPress does attempt to tell PHP to allow it enough RAM, not all server configurations allow this and so PHP may not be set to have enough memory to work with larger images. Resize the images to web-sizes before uploading them.
Let me know if you solve the issue with these possible solutions.
Cheers!
Calvin
Hi Calvin,
I’ve tried all the options shared by you above and on the link as well, but unfortunately, nothing seems to be working.
Pls help.
Karan
Hi karanbindra84,
Can you enable WP_DEBUG, to see if we can catch something there?
To do this, you will need to open the file wp-config.php located in the directory where WordPress is installed and then locate the line with the code
define('WP_DEBUG', false);
and change it to
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);
That will save the log in a file called debug.log and located in your
wp-content directory. Also it will not trow errors on the site pages, as this might be bad option if you have visitors on this site.
Then go and try to upload file to the media library again, and if you get the error upload the debug.log file to some file sharing site, or just post the contents somewhere like http://pastebin.com/
Thanks,
Ivan
