Enable jQuery Migrate Helper

Congratulations to whoever made this plugin. There were some editor display issues on wordpress and the plugin fixed them. Now clearly I have to go back to the problem to restore the correct functioning of wordpress. but wow! it was amazing!

This is an excellent plugin! Works perfectly! I just wish there was an option to turn off the message that says this is not a permanent fix.

Boy did this come in handy. Thanks for doing this. It got the menus working. This will give us time to replace the existing theme with our own. Thanks again! JL nwcic.com

I was tired of seeing the jQuery red error, so I made a site backup and installed the plugin thinking I would need to do some sort of tweaking. However, I looked immediately after the install and no error whatsoever. I was pleasantly surprised. 5 Stars for sure. Thanks.

Also lets you know when it's no longer needed!!!! This is what I call going above and beyond. I would rate 10 stars if I could. You deserve it.

When I Enable this Plugin, my Front End Issue Resolves, and the Site Works fine, but When I login in My backend, my Site Speed goes down and Every Time I Received "Enabling Database Connection" on the front-end. Please Fix this Jquery Team. my theme is Electro.

awesome!..it's solved my sidebar issues

Weeks later and I am STILL seeing this damned message every week. I have run Remove jQuery Migrate even rerun Enable jQuery Migrate followed by Remove jQuery Migrate again deactivated them then I also have Stop jQuery Migrate Emails which seems to do nothing but I don't find out until a week after I have been messing around. I guess the remedy is send the messages to spam

This is keeping a site with a paid theme abandoned by its developer working as intended. A backwards compatible patch like this is important keeping things working while applying security updates. Thank You!

I was referred to this plugin from Qode Interactive (who I purchased my theme from) in order to fix some issues on my website, but then once I installed the plugin it completely broke my website. I tried to disable and uninstall it, but the affects of the plugin stayed. I tried to restore from a backup, but even that didn't work!! Finally, I contacted SiteGround and an agent helped me identify that the plugin left some file in the public_html folder that was outside of the backup. He deleted the files from public_html, restored from backup and I purged my cache and everything is working again. Lot of trouble to get back to square 1.