ben_aaron

Yes. Are there any issues known where some javascript/jquery stopped working correctly after some time?
So what could have happen that made I go wrong so suddenly?
I will clean up my code now and several test versions again. I also contacted my webhost (bluehost) about that.

I did that. It worked without a problem. And exactly that is the problem: It stops coding the responses correctly all of the sudden. If it were for each user or irregularly I would be very confident that it is in the code, but it appears to stop working altogether for all users at a random moment.

If you click on Next the task starts. Sorry I didn’t mention that.

It is this variable that is broken: respcor

I code the responses and save them to respcor in this part:

if (code == 97 || code == 108 || code == 65 || code == 76) {
		if(listen == false) return;
	  	if (newword.type == "irrelevant" && code == 97 || newword.type == "irrelevant" && code == 65) {
	  		$("#false").fadeIn(50).delay(200).fadeOut(50);
			respcor = 0; cor.push(respcor);
	  	}
		if (newword.type == "irrelevant" && code == 108 || newword.type == "irrelevant" && code == 76) {
	  		//$("#false").fadeIn(50).delay(200).fadeOut(50);
			respcor = 1; cor.push(respcor);
	  	}
		if (newword.type == "target" && code == 97 || newword.type == "target" && code == 65) {
	  		//$("#false").fadeIn(50).delay(200).fadeOut(50);
			respcor = 1; cor.push(respcor);
	  	}
		if (newword.type == "target" && code == 108 || newword.type == "target" && code == 76) {
	  		$("#false").fadeIn(50).delay(200).fadeOut(50);
			respcor = 0; cor.push(respcor);
	  	}
		if (newword.type == "probe" && code == 97 || newword.type == "probe" && code == 65) {
	  		$("#false").fadeIn(50).delay(200).fadeOut(50);
			respcor = 0; cor.push(respcor);
	  	}
		if (newword.type == "probe" && code == 108 || newword.type == "probe" && code == 76) {
	  		//$("#false").fadeIn(50).delay(200).fadeOut(50);
			respcor = 1; cor.push(respcor);
	  	}

Found help on stackoverflow quickly: I forgot to call the html elements on my wordpress page to the php template
This helped me out:

<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post();
    the_content();
endwhile; ?>

Maybe this is even better:

The code for the template:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Raw Page
*/

And: I host via bluehost, and have put it via file manager into the public_html –> … themes directory and my template appears in wordpress.