prsjohnny

I got mine to work on 2.9.2!

You have to change some code though…

Open admin-tab-head.html and on line 2 change

$dir = dirname(__FILE__);

to

$dir = implode('/', explode('\\', dirname(__FILE__)));

This will let the plugin load the css and js files when your running it on your local host.

Hope this helps!

FIXED!!!

Note: solution is in the last paragraph.

Ok, I was having the same issue with my dashboard. Everything was working fine and then BOOM all of a sudden no javascript works! I tried everything that everyone suggested to do.

1. Deactivated all plugins.
2. Deleted all plugins.
3. Edited line 632 on script-loader.php
4. Fresh install of WordPress core files.
5. Installed WordPress in another folder and set up a seperate database for it.

And none of these things worked! So, I knew that it

1. wasn’t any plugin.
2. It wasn’t the esc_attr() function in the script-loader file. I thought it was because when I viewed the source, where it was calling the dashboard js, it was changing and the “&” to “&”.
3. It wasn’t my wordpress core files. Which of coarse, I never modified them to begin with.
4. It wasn’t the content in the database.
5. It wasn’t just a fluke in my installation.

This left 2 more things to check. The server and the operating system. I just bought a new laptop with Windows 7 which hasn’t been out for very long. So, I didn’t know if it was the OS or not.

I thought it would be easier just to reinstall my Wamp Server. So I did and I’m back in business! There are a lot of topics on this subject and not one of them mentioned reinstalling Wamp as a solution. So, I’m going to copy and paste this post into all that I can find.

Good day.

FIXED!!!

Note: solution is in the last paragraph.

Ok, I was having the same issue with my dashboard. Everything was working fine and then BOOM all of a sudden no javascript works! I tried everything that everyone suggested to do.

1. Deactivated all plugins.
2. Deleted all plugins.
3. Edited line 632 on script-loader.php
4. Fresh install of WordPress core files.
5. Installed WordPress in another folder and set up a seperate database for it.

And none of these things worked! So, I knew that it

1. wasn’t any plugin.
2. It wasn’t the esc_attr() function in the script-loader file. I thought it was because when I viewed the source, where it was calling the dashboard js, it was changing and the “&” to “&”.
3. It wasn’t my wordpress core files. Which of coarse, I never modified them to begin with.
4. It wasn’t the content in the database.
5. It wasn’t just a fluke in my installation.

This left 2 more things to check. The server and the operating system. I just bought a new laptop with Windows 7 which hasn’t been out for very long. So, I didn’t know if it was the OS or not.

I thought it would be easier just to reinstall my Wamp Server. So I did and I’m back in business! There are a lot of topics on this subject and not one of them mentioned reinstalling Wamp as a solution. So, I’m going to copy and paste this post into all that I can find.

Good day.

FIXED!!!

Note: solution is in the last paragraph.

Ok, I was having the same issue with my dashboard. Everything was working fine and then BOOM all of a sudden no javascript works! I tried everything that everyone suggested to do.

1. Deactivated all plugins.
2. Deleted all plugins.
3. Edited line 632 on script-loader.php
4. Fresh install of WordPress core files.
5. Installed WordPress in another folder and set up a seperate database for it.

And none of these things worked! So, I knew that it

1. wasn’t any plugin.
2. It wasn’t the esc_attr() function in the script-loader file. I thought it was because when I viewed the source, where it was calling the dashboard js, it was changing and the “&” to “&”.
3. It wasn’t my wordpress core files. Which of coarse, I never modified them to begin with.
4. It wasn’t the content in the database.
5. It wasn’t just a fluke in my installation.

This left 2 more things to check. The server and the operating system. I just bought a new laptop with Windows 7 which hasn’t been out for very long. So, I didn’t know if it was the OS or not.

I thought it would be easier just to reinstall my Wamp Server. So I did and I’m back in business! There are a lot of topics on this subject and not one of them mentioned reinstalling Wamp as a solution. So, I’m going to copy and paste this post into all that I can find.

Good day.

FIXED!!!

Note: solution is in the last paragraph.

Ok, I was having the same issue with my dashboard. Everything was working fine and then BOOM all of a sudden no javascript works! I tried everything that everyone suggested to do.

1. Deactivated all plugins.
2. Deleted all plugins.
3. Edited line 632 on script-loader.php
4. Fresh install of WordPress core files.
5. Installed WordPress in another folder and set up a seperate database for it.

And none of these things worked! So, I knew that it

1. wasn’t any plugin.
2. It wasn’t the esc_attr() function in the script-loader file. I thought it was because when I viewed the source, where it was calling the dashboard js, it was changing and the “&” to “&”.
3. It wasn’t my wordpress core files. Which of coarse, I never modified them to begin with.
4. It wasn’t the content in the database.
5. It wasn’t just a fluke in my installation.

This left 2 more things to check. The server and the operating system. I just bought a new laptop with Windows 7 which hasn’t been out for very long. So, I didn’t know if it was the OS or not.

I thought it would be easier just to reinstall my Wamp Server. So I did and I’m back in business! There are a lot of topics on this subject and not one of them mentioned reinstalling Wamp as a solution. So, I’m going to copy and paste this post into all that I can find.

Good day.