Hi Meta Box team,
I am reporting a minor enqueueing bug that is triggering a "_doing_it_wrong" notice in Query Monitor on the backend.
The Scenario:
When opening a standard page/post for editing in the backend (e.g., /wp-admin/post.php?post=1022&action=edit), Query Monitor flags a red PHP notice:
"WP_Scripts::add was called incorrectly. The script with the handle 'mb-conditional-logic' was enqueued with dependencies that are not registered: rwmb."
Visual Evidence:
Here are the screenshots from Query Monitor illustrating the exact errors thrown:
* Error 1 (Message): [https://ibb.co/v66msTsg](https://ibb.co/v66msTsg)
* Error 2 (Dependencies): [https://ibb.co/dwFfHJBF](https://ibb.co/dwFfHJBF)
The Technical Cause:
It seems the Meta Box AIO (Conditional Logic module) is attempting to enqueue the 'mb-conditional-logic' script globally on the edit screen. However, on pages where there are no active meta boxes rendered, the core Meta Box script ('rwmb') is not enqueued/registered.
Because 'mb-conditional-logic' declares 'rwmb' as a strict dependency, WordPress throws the dependency error. I have pasted the source JS code (conditional-logic.js) here for quick reference: [https://paste.jaded.net/p/trite.glossy.goldfinch.122b17](https://paste.jaded.net/p/trite.glossy.goldfinch.122b17)
As you can see, the code wraps with '( function( $, rwmb )', which also causes a JS console error if rwmb is undefined.
Suggested Fix:
Could you add a conditional check in the PHP enqueue function of the Conditional Logic module to verify if 'rwmb' is actually registered/enqueued before attempting to load the conditional logic script? Something like 'wp_script_is( "rwmb", "registered" )'.
It doesn't break the frontend, but fixing this will keep our Query Monitor logs clean.
Best regards,
Jayron Castro
CEO, Kstros.com
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