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  • Thread Starter domilia

    (@domilia)

    All good now. I was a theme update issue! 😉

    Thread Starter domilia

    (@domilia)

    wp-auth-check.js:101 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘hasClass’ of undefined(anonymous function) @ wp-auth-check.js:101dispatch @ jquery.js:3r.handle @ jquery.js:3trigger @ jquery.js:3jQuery.event.trigger @ jquery-migrate.js:633(anonymous function) @ jquery.js:3each @ jquery.js:2each @ jquery.js:2trigger @ jquery.js:3(anonymous function) @ heartbeat.js:400i @ jquery.js:2fireWith @ jquery.js:2y @ jquery.js:4c @ jquery.js:4

    Thread Starter domilia

    (@domilia)

    I found this about the JQUERY bug

    JQMIGRATE: ‘ready’ event is deprecated

    Cause: Using one of jQuery’s API methods to bind a “ready” event, e.g. $( document ).on( “ready”, fn ), will cause the function to be called when the document is ready, but only if it is attached before the browser fires its own DOMContentLoaded event. That makes it unreliable for many uses, particularly ones where jQuery or its plugins are loaded asynchronously after page load.

    Solution: Replace any use of $( document ).on( “ready”, fn ) with $( document ).ready( fn ) or more simply, just $( fn ). These alternative methods work reliably even when the document is already loaded.

    Thread Starter domilia

    (@domilia)

    Hi Marius,

    I have followed the script debug process and this is what I found in Google Chrome when using the console.

    JQMIGRATE: Migrate is installed with logging active, version 1.4.1
    jquery-migrate.js:45 JQMIGRATE: ‘ready’ event is deprecated
    jquery-migrate.js:47 console.trace()migrateWarn @ jquery-migrate.js:47
    wp-util.js:34 Uncaught TypeError: compiled is not a function
    2wp-auth-check.js:101 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘hasClass’ of undefined
    wp-auth-check.js:101 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘hasClass’ of undefined(anonymous function) @ wp-auth-check.js:101dispatch @ jquery.js:3r.handle @ jquery.js:3trigger @ jquery.js:3jQuery.event.trigger @ jquery-migrate.js:633(anonymous function) @ jquery.js:3each @ jquery.js:2each @ jquery.js:2trigger @ jquery.js:3(anonymous function) @ heartbeat.js:400i @ jquery.js:2fireWith @ jquery.js:2y @ jquery.js:4c @ jquery.js:4
    wp-auth-check.js:101 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘hasClass’ of undefined

    P.S. why can’t I upload a screenshot to the thread, this is not helping 🙁

    Thread Starter domilia

    (@domilia)

    Hi guys,

    Thank you so much for your fix ideas. I am yet to try them up onto my site.

    @webarteit, I’m having the exact same issue, so feel free to come back to this thread for updates on the problem.

    Thread Starter domilia

    (@domilia)

    Hi Marius,

    I tried to create a new post in an incognito window and I still have the same issues. I am really desperate and I have been unable to create any new content for the past week. 🙁

    Thread Starter domilia

    (@domilia)

    Hi Marius,

    I did as you suggested. However, after disabling all plugins, I am still experiencing issues with the posts. When clicking on the “Add Media” button, or the “Add featured image” hyperlink, nothing happens.

    I don’t know what to do at this point 🙁

    Thread Starter domilia

    (@domilia)

    Unfortunately, it does not seem to be fixed. I wish I could send a screenshot of the error.

    If you go to the homepage, you will see how the navbar is supposed to look like with my menu. However, when viewing/reading a post, the navbar only shows the post title and different sizes of the letter A on the far right side of the navbar.

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