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  • Thread Starter mpmchugh

    (@mpmchugh)

    Also, is JRSM loading it’s own jQuery instance?

    Plugin Author Mickey Kay

    (@mcguive7)

    To answer the second question: no JRSM does not load a separate instance of jQuery, but relies on WP’s native jQuery (as recommended).

    Can you provide a sample URL where this is occurring? Have you checked the console for JS errors?

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter mpmchugh

    (@mpmchugh)

    That’s good, about the jQuery instance. I seem to have something loading another instance, but I’cve not figured out what is yet. It does appear right above JRSM’s script in the source, so thought I’d ask. I didn’t see it in your plugin code, though.

    I was seeing the issue here on our testing site:
    https://beta.growinggenerations.com/about-us/reviews/ (pw: gg2015)

    Oddly, when I turned off W3 Super Cache’s magnification feature, the problem goes away.

    Do I need to exclude your scripts from minification, perhaps?

    We keep the feature on to improve site performance and Google page speed scores.

    -mpm

    Plugin Author Mickey Kay

    (@mcguive7)

    Ah yes, minification can destroy even the best of plugins. As a general principle, minification can break plugins, which means you may not be able to use it depending on your plugin setup. In this case, it sounds like that’s what’s happening.

    You may need to exclude our scripts, or perhaps the Feed Them Social scripts to get things working with minification.

    Thread Starter mpmchugh

    (@mpmchugh)

    I got it to stop breaking by excluding both JRSM and Feed Them Social scripts from minification for now.

    Thanks.

    Plugin Author Mickey Kay

    (@mcguive7)

    Thanks for the update – helps to know minification was the issue. Marking this as resolved!

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