essaund

Thank you so much! I hope it’s implemented soon.

You can consider breaking down all that code into parts. So, that only whatever a person needs is loaded.

I have noticed that most plugins/themes have this challenge whereby they’re build to rely on one or two critical assets that carry almost everything the controls the functionality of the plugin/theme.

Having smaller parts, might be cumbersome to code, but easier to customize and optimize for speed.

Thanks for your response. I’m sure you can crack it with JavaScript.

Great thing you removed dependency on JQuery! Services depending on it are damn hard to optimize.

@wpquadssupport

Thanks for your reply.

I have checked again and realized that it’s my cache plugin that’s breaking the feature from working.

May I know what JavaScript controls that behavior so that I can exclude it from caching?

This issue is said to have been fixed under the following Github Issue and pushed on the 2.0.56 WPQuads version. But the issue is still there.

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@wpquadssupport ~ Thank you so much!

Waiting for a fix.

@wpquadssupport ~ Cool. Will be waiting for an update.

@wpquadssupport ~ Please check your support tickets. I have sent the video. Sorry, I wish not to post the link here.

Please check the video and push the issues number ONE and THREE to Milestone 2.0.56 on Github if possible as they’re related to issues 569 and 570 that have been added to Milestone 2.0.56 on Github. Thanks

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by essaund.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by essaund.

@wpquadssupport Thanks so much for confirming issues 2 and 4.

I will do my best to recreate issues 1 and 3 and share the same as promised.

I have a busy week. I will do it at the weekend.

@wpquadssupport ~ Thanks for your reply.

This issue happened on my production website. And I was able to recreate it on a blank website without any plugins and default WordPress theme. This shows that there’s no conflict with any other thing but a bug in WPQuads.

If I switch to Auto Insert After HTML Tags, Issues 1, 2, and 3 don’t show up. Only issue 4 as mentioned. So, definitely, it’s a WPQuads issue with this very specific function of Auto Insert Before HTML Tags.

I can recreate it on an empty WordPress website and share the results so you can have a look.

@wpquadssupport ~ I used custom image banner ads.

@daanvandenbergh ~ I can confirm that it’s working.

THANKS SO MUCH!!!

@daanvandenbergh ~ WOW!

That was fast.

I’m away from my machine now. Will test it in the next 12 hours.

Thank you so so much for that.

@daanvandenbergh ~ thank you so much!