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@prestonwordsworth the fix was added to the latest version! So, you update the plugin, and the notice will disappear!

@mickdodge @jamiebaker you were right about that! My sincere apologies for this inconvenience, and for not getting back to you sooner! I’ve tested it, and indeed this is not an isolated case.

This is fixed now, and you can update to the latest version.

PS: I want to offer you a Pro license for Asset CleanUp. If you are still interested in the plugin, you can write to me privately, providing some details about your website (e.g. to make sure that the request comes from you), and I will arrange a special coupon code so you would get an 100% discount.

@prestonwordsworth you were right about that! Thanks for reporting this! The character “|” should be replaced with “%7C“. I’ve added the fix, and it will be included in the next release.

@adeelraza_786hotmailcom This problem has been solved in the previous release of the plugin. If there are still any similar problems, let me know!

@wp207 I’ve noticed that this post was marked as “resolved”. If you still have any problems, let me know and I will check it out!

@wp207 that’s how jQuery is loaded in WordPress by default (already minified, for performance reasons). Here’s a post that explains how WordPress is loading the files (minified or not), and how this works in connection to Asset CleanUp: https://www.assetcleanup.com/docs/wordpress-asset-loading-minified-vs-unminified-files-and-how-asset-cleanup-handles-them/

@numero7 this has been fixed in the latest version that was just released: v1.4.0.1. If you will notice this problem again in the plugin, let me know and I will check it out!

@outdoorsdev1 as this was fixed in the latest version (v1.4.0.1), I’ve setting this topic as “resolved”.

@johnwpc it is: you have to go to “Settings” — “Plugin Usage Preferences” — “Plugin Access” and there you can either give access to someone based on their role (e.g. subscriber) or select specifically the user from the list (e.g. you might need to do a search there in the drop-down if you have lots of users in the database).

If you have any problems (e.g. you find a bug), let me know and I will gladly help you out! This feature has been intensively tested and lots of time has been allocated into its development, to make sure that non-admins can access plugin’s settings.

@lemurnick A new version of the plugin has just been released, and it has the fix for the problem you reported. If you have a minute to check it out, that would be great, and if all works well, consider upgrading the review as I believe it’s fair if the problem is gone ??

@4smartbiz @mynewprojectnews as this problem has been addressed in the most recent release, I will mark this topic as “resolved”. If you still have problems with it (e.g. still noticing the vulnerability somewhere in the plugin), let me know and for sure, I will check it out.

@uidb4056 many thanks for reporting this! The problem has been fixed in the development version. You can install it – https://www.assetcleanup.com/docs/how-to-get-the-development-version-of-asset-cleanup/ – and benefit from this fix, or you can wait until the next release, which in essence is the development version (it just needs some extra tests to make sure there are no issues with it).

@kubiq this has been solved in the current version of the plugin, so I will mark this as “resolved”. In case there are still problems (the same deprecated error showing up), let me know!

@lemurnick just so you know, I managed to locate the errors! So, thank you for pointing them out!

This will be fixed in the next release for sure. However, if you want benefit from the next release sooner (that is in testing at the moment), getting rid of these notices, you can download the development version which, in essence, is the next version of the plugin (e.g. in case minor issues will be found during testing, they will be fixed).

Here’s how you can do that:?https://www.assetcleanup.com/docs/how-to-get-the-development-version-of-asset-cleanup/

@numero7 just so you know, I managed to locate the errors! So, thank you for pointing them out. This will be fixed in the next release for sure. However, if you want benefit from the next release sooner (that is in testing at the moment), without having these notices, you can download the development version which, in essence, is the next version of the plugin (e.g. in case minor issues will be found during testing, they will be fixed).

Here’s how you can do that: https://www.assetcleanup.com/docs/how-to-get-the-development-version-of-asset-cleanup/