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If we still have this problem with version 1.0.35, is there a plan B?

Thanks James, I’ve had this problem as well and I’ve spent more than a day trying to figure out why my fresh installation of WordPress (4.9.5) was unable to load jQuery on some pages. (No plugins installed, brand new installation). I finally found this thread and your response which solved my problem.

Symptoms for me was functionality on the menu page was missing. I could not drag and drop to re-arrange menus. On the console I was seeing the same errors @jiaochenze was experiencing.

Anyway, thank you! This was cause of much frustration for me. Glad to have this solved.

Fixed. I blew it all away and tried on a different machine. Must have been something with my machine’s settings.

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Thanks!

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Thanks for your work on the plugin Jason.

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This plugin won’t reduce the resources the other plugins are using, it only controls the WordPress “heartbeat”, so it will control the WordPress resource usage.

If you are looking to control which plugins are using what resources, I’d recommend looking at a plugin like WP Crontrol – this monitors the cron jobs that plugins create & cause. You can see which plugins are using what resources.

Good luck!

I’m having the same issue where Heartbeat Control is not actually controlling the heartbeat (I’m testing by looking at my daily process logs on WHM).

But we are not using WP Server Stats. Only other plugins I’m using are Updraft, Yoast, and Jetpack. Can’t disable those though.

It sounds like you have a plugin that is conflicting with another.

Based on the pathname in your error it sounds like the issue is coming from a different YITH plugin, the “YITH WooCommerce Product Sales Countdown Premium“.

That is a different plugin than this plugin page you are on, the “YITH TopBar Countdown Timer” (YITH makes many different plugins).

If you disable the YITH WooCommerce Product Sales Countdown Premium plugin you should see that particular error go away.

Good luck

Figured this out, that’s what the “logo” option is. Once I deleted that, the store graphic went away.

Thanks guys, great plugin!

Thanks ThemesGrove, this was very helpful!

Toward the bottom of that document I found the following:

In case troubleshooting and disabling your plugins doesn’t help and if you are desperate because you also can’t find other reasons for your issue, then you could try to add the code snippet below to the file wp-config.php of your WordPress installation and it may resolve your issue:

“define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false);“

This fixed my issue, many thanks!

Wilma,

I had the same problem as you, found this thread on a search. I was able to fix it by removing my .htaccess file from the local machine directory (I just moved it to another folder, didn’t delete it).

Once I did this, I was able to log back in. Hope it works for you too. Good luck!