• I am unable to add images or edit widgets or edit slugs or even change accessibility options by clicking on ‘screen options’.

    Basically nothing happens when I click. Even changing the theme to Twenty eleven does not solve the problem. I am using WPZOOM’s MONOGRAPH THEME.

    All this works fine with IE7.

    In console I see this error- ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined

    I have been stuck with issue for about a week and I have tried everything including WP re-install.

    I think a lot of people are affected by this issue/WP bug and WP support should do something about it.

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  • Thread Starter dontstop99

    (@dontstop99)

    Yes. problem is with admin area only.

    Try adding define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false ); to the bottom of your wp-config.php file (just before the require_once line).

    Thread Starter dontstop99

    (@dontstop99)

    That worked like a charm.

    Thank you so very much.

    Is this a WP bug? I dint understand the reason for it.

    It’s not a WP bug but a server issue. In order to increase performance, WP concatenates scripts (links them together in a chain or series). Unfortunately some servers can’t cope with this, so you’ve just turned that feature off in WordPress.

    It works to me too.
    Thanks

    PS
    maybe this tip has to be written in all wp-config.php files,
    commented by default

    Thank you! This advice saved my blog (WP 3.5, problem appeared after update).

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