When I run my published website I see the following message on the browser’s debug console: “Loading the code for the site. To debug this code, open masterPage.js in Developer Tools.”
I do not see this page anywhere. How do I find it?
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Its running the Site Code
Thank you shan for this very helpful and detailed comment! Do you also know the answer to the first question - How to GET RID of masterPage.js debug messages?
On Site - I accidently deleted the default $w.onReady - code. Since then, the masterPage.js debug message appears. However, when I put the default $w.onReady -code back, it won’t dissapear. Any help?
@roggejaques The reference to masterPage.js , or other .js files, is for using the browser’s debugging features. See the article Client-Side Source Files for information about advanced client-side debugging.
Great, thank you! Guess I‘ll need to learn java then to get rid of the message 
… and all I did was to delete the onReady function in the site and put it back on. But all I can find so far is lot‘s of information to what it is, but not how to solve it … 
@roggejaques I get this message all the time - no connection to the onReady() function or other code changes. The message provides developers information to assist in debugging with the browser debugging tools. As far as I know, there is no way to get rid of the message - even if you become the world’s Javascript expert. And when you do (become the world’s expert), don’t forget me when you’re rich and famous. 
Glad to hear that. Thank you! Worried, that I messed something up!