This topic has 17 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 1 weeks, 2 days ago ago by Jack Richardson
Tons of errors on home , catalogue aka shop page and individual usal pages when u inspect ?
all this happening after update
check i cant take screenshot of whole site
check and advice why code quality is compromised after update
image for shop page aka catalogue
individual product pages error list
even simple individual page have errors
Hello, Aulakh, Sam,
Thank you for contacting us and for using XStore.
Please be informed that your request will be reviewed by one of our technicians after the weekend. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by this delay. In the meantime, we kindly request that you provide temporary FTP access to facilitate the process.
Kind Regards,
8theme team
All access is same try the gstore login if doesn’t work let me know
Hello, Aulakh, Sam,
We would like to bring to your attention that utilizing the Appearance theme editor or a file manager plugin to implement fixes or code carries the risk of inducing fatal errors. Such errors could potentially result in you being locked out and the website becoming inaccessible. It is for this reason that we recommend editing files through FTP; the use of the File Manager or theme editor alone does not offer the level of security and control required for such operations.
Thank you for your understanding.
Kind Regards,
8theme team
please find what you requested
Dear @Aulakh, Sam,
I hope this message finds you well.
Upon reviewing your website, we are pleased to inform you that we did not encounter any errors within the console. For your reference, we have attached screenshots from the console of various pages, all of which are free from errors.
Could you please confirm whether the issue was resolved by clearing the cache or updating all plugins? Your feedback will be greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
Jack Richardson
Best regards,
The 8Theme Team
screenshot where removed ?
please check
Dear Sam Aulakh,
I hope this message finds you well. During our recent review of your website, we observed that errors are being displayed to users who are not logged in, while logged-in users do not encounter these issues. It is important to note that these errors appear to originate from the Litespeed plugin, as indicated by the browser console.
We believe that certain settings within the Litespeed plugin may be responsible for these issues. A similar problem has been discussed in the Litespeed plugin support forum, where a potential solution has been provided. You can review the discussion and suggested solution at the following link: [Litespeed Plugin Support Topic](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/lazy-load-images-function-uncaught-typeerror-d-update-is-not-a-function/).
We recommend trying the solution outlined in the forum. Alternatively, you may wish to contact the plugin’s support team for a more thorough investigation.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. Should you require further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Kind regards,
Jack Richardson
8Theme’s Team
i disabled and installed it on some other platform still throws error
it’s temp domain I will destroy it once you have seen that the code level errors are there on your side
it works when i dont combine the js and CSS but why is It it like this ?
Hello @Aulakh, Sam
Web development involves a multitude of technologies and standards, from HTML for content structure to CSS for styling and JavaScript for interactivity. When these resources are combined, they form the backbone of a website. However, the way browsers interpret and execute these resources can vary, and sometimes combining them can lead to unexpected issues.
For instance, combining JavaScript and CSS files can sometimes result in conflicts or dependencies that aren’t properly resolved, leading to errors or unintended behavior. These conflicts might stem from differences in the way browsers parse and execute code, or from specific requirements or restrictions imposed by different validators or testing tools.
Furthermore, the performance of a website can be heavily influenced by how its resources are optimized and delivered. Cache plugins, for example, play a crucial role in optimizing the loading speed of a website by storing frequently accessed resources and reducing server load. However, the optimal settings for a cache plugin can vary depending on the specific requirements and configurations of each website.
In essence, while combining JavaScript and CSS files can streamline the loading process and improve performance under ideal circumstances, it’s important to consider the unique characteristics and requirements of each website. Finding the most optimized settings for cache plugins and other performance-enhancing tools can help mitigate issues and ensure consistent performance across different web projects.
Kind regards, Jack Richardson
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