I currently have a plugin which creates a JQuery chosen dropdown.
The element javascript (that places the chosen interface on the specific form element) is not loading the second time the page is loaded. (page refresh / navigating away and returning)
I'm wondering if I am missing some form of caching that could be causing this and if so how can I disable it? I am currently on the basic managed wordpress hosting plan.
I know the the element javascript is loaded when WP loads the chosen library, so if that load was skipped because of caching, the element javascript would not load so I think this is the cause but I can't identify where or how this caching is taking place. (WP_Cache is set to false)
Any ideas or insights would be appreciated.
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If you do http://youdomain.com/?nocache=1 that will bypass the GoDaddy Caching - I know sometimes I've had to install jQuery update plugin to be able to pull in a newer version of jQuery than WordPress is using (across different hosts) as well as sometimes this is caused by another plugin also trying to load a version of jquery
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If you do http://youdomain.com/?nocache=1 that will bypass the GoDaddy Caching - I know sometimes I've had to install jQuery update plugin to be able to pull in a newer version of jQuery than WordPress is using (across different hosts) as well as sometimes this is caused by another plugin also trying to load a version of jquery
Once your issue is resolved,
please be sure to come back and click accept for the solution
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