past this into the bottom of the includes/plugin.php file
if( ! function_exists(‘media_admin_css’) ){
function media_admin_css(){
wp_admin_css(‘css/media’);
}
}
should go just above the end php tag (?>)
I had a similar problem and after trying everything, I found there was a redirect line of code that was floating around in the .htaccess file. I got rid of it, and that solved the issue.
I tried uninstalling the plug in, reinstalling, that fixed it, but after I uploaded images again, I ended up in the same place. What needs to be done to keep this from happening?
