Drupal 7.x

In the log, a warning message recurrently appears stating that the page "public/sites/default/files/languages/es_VKrtA8ZoNP4geeutm_GRmMBPvKLMjDcwa1gh2Az4oyo.js?lxp88a" was not found. I've reviewed in the server the files at the public/sites/default/files/languages/ path and found a js file that has a different name than the one stated in the log message.

How do I correct this?

Thanks,

Spencer

edited by silverwing - adding spaces to title so it wouldn't break layouts

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