How to fix add media button not working error in WordPress?

WordPress users must be very familiar with this error since it is most common among WordPress users. WordPress Support Australia has found out a solution to this problem. Supported by Java at its back-end media button is responsible for launching media library and uploader in WordPress environment. Media buttons are usually attached with WordPress posts. But many a time it is observed that codes of Plugins and themes conflicts with media button codes and the problem occurs. A code attached to a Plugin or theme can create a problem by spoiling other codes operation whenever WordPress tries to combine all the codes inside it to improve its performance. To solve the problem, follow the guidelines below provided by WordPress Support Service.

1.  Go to wp-config.php file and open its script on edit mode. Then you will find a line saying ‘That’s all, stop editing, Happy Blogging’. Now add the following code after the previously mentioned line

define (‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false);

This code commands WordPress to load each code one after one individually. Thus, a conflict with Javascript can be avoided.

Now after this go and check whether this error got resolved or not. If not then proceed for the next step

2. Though you have added a new script to bypass this error in the previous step the problematic Javascript/code still exists. Let us take a better approach. Meaning we can try to find out the source of the problem and eliminate it. To do that we can take help of inspect tool. This tool can lead you to the exact source of error

3. To find out which Plugin or theme is causing this error WordPress Tech Support recommends you to perform a search in staging site of your WordPress website. WordPress Customer Support will guide you on how to perform it. Big WordPress hosting companies come with 1 click staging functionality

4. Now go to the staging site and first start with Plugins. Deactivate all the Plugins and check whether your problem is solved or not. If it gets solved. Then the problem lies with one of the Plugins. To find it out activate Plugins one by one

5.  If the problem still persists even after deactivating all the plugins then check with themes. Deactivate all the themes first replace your current theme with the default Twenty Seventeen. If this fixes your problem that means your theme was problematic

6.  Now after you get your problem sorted and successfully find out the source of error on the staging site, implement the resolution to WordPress live site

We hope that this blog has helped you enough to get away with this error. But if the error still exists then Contact WordPress for an expert help and dial +61 1 800 845 219 which is WordPress Technical Support helpline number. WordPress Customer Service has got hugely experienced technicians who are available for 24x7 to provide you a solution to all the errors that occur with WordPress. Plus, WordPress Technical Support Australia provides aid at most competitive rates. To know more about WordPress Support Sydney, visit our website https://www.wordpresssupporthub.com/au/wordpress-technical-support. Cheers!