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Hello Bill,

Thanks for the reply. I had worked out that it was repeating a warning that originated from The WordPress Site Health. Sometimes these messages are false and I had found no issue myself. You may want to check your coding to prevent the appending of &nbspa to the message.

Hi Nithin,

Thank you for the information. Your help is appreciated,

Hello,

I am runnining PHP 8.0.28 and an now getting the following PHP warning:
PHP Warning: Undefined array key "plugins" in /wp-content/plugins/php-compatibility-checker/wpengine-phpcompat.php on line 170
Can you please fix these issues?

Many thanks for the updated plugin. I was unable to find it listed until a short time ago, but now updated.

Thanks, I had applied the suggested fix on some sites, but using the file from link will make it easier. I presume at some point the WordPress repository will be updated.

Yes, I still have it on some websites. I find it interesting to see which authors care about deprecated jQuery. The worst offender on my sites is WordFence, which may have over a dozen showing in a month. It updates regularly and I should ask why so many. At least with abandoned plugins that I continue to use, I can fix the jQuery and PHP without fear of files being overwritten by an update. ??

Can’t fathom why it was still there after the first re-installation, but now it is definitely gone. The reference to jquery.fancybox.js came from the Enable jQuery Migrate Helper plugin,

Thanks for the reply.

Hello Karina,
Thank you for your reply.
Yes, I am using the latest version:?2.6.4.
The deprecated jQuery.fn.resize() event shorthand is in welcomebar-front.js lines 616 and 1058.

Hello Rolf,

First my apologies, my memory is not what it was and I now recall that I had posted the same issue 22 February and received the same answer from you. I followed your instructions and installed the downloaded the (same) zip file. When the deprecated warning did not appear I assumed that it was fixed and closed the topic.

Today before repeating the procedure today, I checked and the.click was still there. However after reinstalling this time it has gone. Don’t know why the first try didn’t fix it.

Please.

Hello Felipe,

Thank you for your reply. Yes, that is the thread to which that I was referring. It has notations: Status: not resolved. The topic ‘Errors in fatal_error_handler’  is closed to new replies.

I presumably have always had this error, but had some other issues on a site and wanted to clean up as many errors as possible that were showing in the console. It is showing on all sites using the plugin and on other browsers:  Chrome and Edge.

 I have WordPress  6.2.2 and Enable jQuery Migrate Helper version 1.3.0 with PHP 8.0.28.

If I open class-jquery-migrate-helper.php line 289 in this version:
if ( typeof erroredFunction !== 'object' || typeof erroredFunction[1] === "undefined" || -1 === jQueryFunctions.indexOf( erroredFunction[1] ) ) {

This appears not to have changed from that shown in the above referenced thread more than two years ago.

Hello Ov3rfly,
Thanks for your reply. I am only getting the error when this plugin is activated. I have checked all the permissions and couldn’t find anything that was causing the error.

Hello Ov3rfly,

Have you come accross the issue that I posted a couple of months ago?

Warning (Suppressed) mkdir(): Permission denied
wp-includes/functions.php:2057
mkdir()
wp-includes/functions.php:2057
wp_mkdir_p() wp-includes/functions.php:2368
wp_upload_dir()
wp-content/plugins/easy-social-icons/easy-social-icons.php:14

Hi @thelmachido,

Thanks for your reply. I don’t understand the point of deactivating all plugins temporarily. The issue is that the deprecated .unbind is in line 97 and I fixed it by changing to .off. However, since the Twenty Sixteen theme is still maintained the fix will be lost if there is an update.