• Resolved NtwJzcWtaea

    (@xiaolllll)


    hello

    when I add a template,there is a exception in the browser console, but everything seems work fine, I’m using wordpress 6.4.3 and elementor 3.20.3, log seen below,

    frontend.min.js?ver=3.20.3:2 Uncaught TypeError: e.O is not a function
    at frontend.min.js?ver=3.20.3:2:40210
    at webpackJsonpCallback (styleguide-app-initiator.min.js?ver=3.20.3:3:12265)
    at webpackJsonpCallback (webpack.runtime.min.js?ver=3.20.3:2:4680)
    at frontend.min.js?ver=3.20.3:2:74
    (匿名) @ frontend.min.js?ver=3.20.3:2
    webpackJsonpCallback @ styleguide-app-initiator.min.js?ver=3.20.3:3
    webpackJsonpCallback @ webpack.runtime.min.js?ver=3.20.3:2
    (匿名) @ frontend.min.js?ver=3.20.3:2

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  • Plugin Support Milos

    (@miloss84)

    Hi there,

    It seems like there’s an issue with the JavaScript code in your WordPress theme or plugin. The error message indicates that there’s a function call e.O that is not recognized as a function.

    Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the issue:

    1. Check for Plugin or Theme Conflicts: Sometimes conflicts between plugins or between a plugin and your theme can cause JavaScript errors. Try deactivating other plugins one by one and switching to a default WordPress theme (like Twenty Twenty-One) to see if the issue persists.
    2. Update WordPress, Theme, and Plugins: Make sure that WordPress core, your theme, and all plugins are up to date. Sometimes, such errors are caused by compatibility issues that are fixed in newer versions.
    3. Check for JavaScript Errors: You can use browser developer tools to inspect the JavaScript console for more detailed error messages. Sometimes, these messages can provide more context about what’s causing the problem.
    4. Review Recent Changes: If the issue started occurring after making changes to your site (such as installing a new plugin or updating a theme), try reverting those changes to see if the problem goes away.
    5. Custom Code Inspection: If you’ve added any custom JavaScript code to your site, review it carefully to ensure there are no syntax errors or conflicts with other scripts.

    By following these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the JavaScript error that’s causing the exception in the browser console.

    I have the same issue, did you fix it? Can you share the solution?

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