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  • #32147
    Subhrangsu Bhowmik
    Guest

    Hi,
    We are a very old user of this plugin for our WordPress site.

    Recently, we got some notifications from another installed plugin, that some of the js files’ methods which are used by a couple of other plugins in our site have some deprecated javascript methods.

    From that notification we got the below information too:

    “jQuery.fn.load() is deprecated——Undetermined——Inline code, unknown file location—–https://www.mol-it.com/”

    Upon investigating, we got that the jQuery.fn.load() is being used in the file: “wp-content/cache/minify/2b80b.js”.

    And as per our knowledge, this is the required file for the W3TotalCache plugin.

    So, we request you to please look into this matter and kindly suggest us something so that we can continue using W3TotalCache and get no more js functions that may be deprecated. Kindly help!

    Note:: WordPress current version for our site: 5.5.3

    Thank you!

    #32158
    Jesse Owens
    Keymaster

    Hi Subhrangsu-

    The JavaScript files inside your /wp-content/cache/minify/ directory are actually the minified and combined versions of the JavaScript for your entire site, so this warning is likely coming from another plugin or possibly even your theme.

    The warning that’s being thrown on your site specifically comes from a library called jQuery Waypoints – v2.0.2.

    I did a quick search of the plugins available on the WordPress Repository, and the most common plugins that are still using this library are Premium Blocks for Gutenberg and PT Addons for Elementor.

    If you’re not using one of those plugins, it’s possible that you may need to empty your cache after you update all of your plugins to the most recent version to rebuild the minify cache.

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