Missing file: time_picker.svg triggers 404 errors

  • edisooon

    (@edisooon)


    2 days, 22 hours ago

    Hello,

    I’ve noticed that the plugin is trying to load a file located at:

    wp-content/plugins/cost-calculator-builder/images/time_picker.svg

    However, this file doesn’t exist, and as a result, it generates repeated 404 errors on my site. I’ve checked, and the images folder does not contain this SVG file.

    Also, I’m not currently using any functionality that would require this specific file, so it might be a leftover reference in the plugin code or assets.

    Could you please take a look and confirm whether this file is still needed, or if the reference can be safely removed in a future update?

    Thank you in advance.

    Best regards,

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  • Plugin Support mgordonStylemixThemes

    (@mgordon7)

    2 days, 8 hours ago

    Hello,

    Thank you for reaching out.

    Please kindly make sure that you updated the plugin to the latest version, and recheck by clearing server caching as well. If the issue is still there, please provide detailed screenshot with the error notice and share site link as well where you set the calculator and where the notifications are coming. You can email us and share details via this email as well > [email protected]

    Best regards

    Thread Starter edisooon

    (@edisooon)

    2 days, 3 hours ago

    Hello,

    Thank you for your reply.

    I can confirm that the plugin is fully updated, and all caches (server, browser, and plugin) have been cleared. However, the issue still persists.

    This is not a caching issue — the plugin is trying to load the following file, which does not exist:

    /wp-content/plugins/cost-calculator-builder/images/time_picker.svg

    The issue seems to come from a script or stylesheet that includes a reference to this image, even though the functionality using it is not active.

    To resolve this, you simply need to clean up the code to remove or conditionally load that reference only when it’s needed. That would prevent unnecessary 404 errors from being triggered.

    Thank you for taking this into account.

    Best regards,

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