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sabs_rocks said:

Thanks bro, i will try that approach of de-activating cloudflare and see whether it fixes the issue.

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sabs_rocks said:

@Milberg I did place the code before the </body> in footer.php file

pls check the screenshot here - https://ibb.co/xjGnN0H

can you verify if any mistakes ?

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<script>
    function removeOnload(func)
{
    if(window.addEventListener)
        window.removeEventListener('load', func, false);
    else if(window.attachEvent)
        window.detachEvent('onload', func);
}

window.onload = removeOnload(parseJSAtOnload);
</script>

sabs_rocks said:

@Milberg I did place the code before the </body> in footer.php file

pls check the screenshot here - https://ibb.co/xjGnN0H

can you verify if any mistakes ?

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<script>
function removeOnload(func)
{
    if(window.addEventListener)
        window.removeEventListener('load', func, false);
    else if(window.attachEvent)
        window.detachEvent('onload', func);
}
window.onload = removeOnload(parseJSAtOnload);
</script>

sabs_rocks said:

Thanks a bunch guys, now the 404 error due to devicepx.js is gone !

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frizzel said:

Thinking about it, I'm afraid the above code will remove all instances of 'window.addEventListener', and there are a few others in the source code.

So, it's probably better to use the code in the link @webhugo provided because that only targets 'devicepx'. It will also completely remove the script from the source code.

You said before it didn't work, but I think you might have done it in the wrong file or in a wrong way. Make sure you add the code at the very end in functions.php. Make sure there's no closing php tag ('?>') just before it. There probably isn't, but just check it and if there is, start with an opening tag ('<?php'). Again, this is probably not needed, so I repeat the code here without any php tags:

PHP:

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'crunchify_enqueue_scripts_styles' );

function crunchify_enqueue_scripts_styles() {

     wp_dequeue_script( 'devicepx' );

}

I still think its better to search for the original code and remove it where it is added, but it seems you don't have much experience with source files, so if the above works, leave it at that.

Edit: thinking a bit more about it, that php function might indeed not work, because the devicepx script is probably in some file (and not enqueued with the handle 'devicepx'). Hm, so yeah, trying to find the file where it's added is still the best option IMO.

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sabs_rocks said:

After trying many things, still could not get the issue of devicepx script resolved in my website. So, i am not able to track the traffic via google analytics.

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