Incompatibility Async JS & Elementor Form on mobile devices

  • Resolved ibaifernandez

    (@ibaifernandez)


    3 years, 4 months ago

    Dear all,

    after testing on mobile devices (3 different cell phones and a tablet, all of them with different browsers) a few forms that I had set up in order to allow the download of some content from my website, the forms were not working.

    They didn’t yield any message error whatsoever. Just got stuck as if they were trying to work out there magic… but nothing happened.

    After trying everything, I thought the simplest: to start deactivating plugins to see if there was any sort of incompatibility among them. Luckily, Async Javascript takes the first place of my plugins list. As soon as I deactivated it and tried the forms again on mobile devices, they seemed to be working fine now.

    Does anybody know if it’s a ‘plugin thing’ or, rather, a plugin’s configuration thing? Or how to to solve it so that I can keep Async Javascript active?

    By the way, WordPress’ version is v5.7.2, the forms were set up with Elementor Pro v3.3.1, the theme is Hello Elementor v2.4.0, and Async Javascript is v2.21.06.29, in case that helps.

    Thanks y’all in advance.

    Cheers!

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  • Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    As you’re already using Autoptimize, the majority of your JS is already deferred, so I assume you were using ASyncJS to async/ defer jQuery (of which your site is loading 2 versions; one from Google’s CDN and one locally)?

    Thread Starter ibaifernandez

    (@ibaifernandez)

    Hi ??

    You got me there, to be honest —for I would not know what to answer at all.

    I guess that I read somewhere that, together, both of them plugins (Autoptimize and Async Javascript) yielded a better result to what web performance —load speed and so on—?is concerned.

    Thanks, though!

    Cheers ??

    Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    combining the two (or 3, as you’re also using WP Fastest Cache for CSS optimization) does not necessarily yield better results. typically when using Autoptimize, AsyncJS is only needed if you have a lot of 3rd party JS that AO cannot optiimize, which seems not to be the case for you. given these facts, I would leave AsyncJS simply off ??

    frank

    Thread Starter ibaifernandez

    (@ibaifernandez)

    Nice.

    Good call. I’m gonna have to, anyways, since it seems to be the only way for those forms to work out all properly and whatnot, hehe.

    Thanks a lot!

    Cheers ??

    Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    you’re welcome, feel free to leave a review of the plugin and support here! ??

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