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Okay, solved. End up being a malicious code that I found by following these steps:
Try checking the response of the AJAX request
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Enable WP_DEBUG
In Google Chrome, open Chrome’s DevTools by right-clicking > “Inspect Element”
Go to wp-admin/uploads.php
Switch to “Network” tab and set filter to “XHR” (https://cloudup.com/ijJ4IYtHCSh)
Reload page
Select admin-ajax.php and switch to the Response tabI removed the malicious file and now I can upload images with no conflict. Thanks to your pointers I was able to ruled out and pinpoint the problem.
Thanks @Ismael
Contact my server provider (hostgator) and this are the settings that I currently have:
safe mode = Off (cannot adjust)
memory_limit = 256M (MAXIMUM)
max_execution_time = 30 (MAXIMUM in seconds)
max_input_time = 60 (MAXIMUM in seconds)
post_max_size = 64M (MAXIMUM)
upload_max_filesize = 64M (MAXIMUM)
enable_dl = Off (cannot adjust)Do you think this settings are causing the conflict to upload the images? it was working perfectly 3 weeks ago.
Thanks for the pointers.
This is beyond my knowledge in wordpress interface. You guys are masters in this area and thats why I started this post, to shed some light in such a common problem even among Enfold theme users. After all we live off wordpress.
Any pointers in any area at this point is highly apreciated. I tryied everything with no luck. So frustrating.
