Thread Starter
Robert
(@robertlindeboom)
The HTML content of the form field is the same as the one working on another test environment:
<!-- wp:rsvpmaker/formfield {"label":"First Name","slug":"first","guestform":true,"sluglocked":true,"required":"required"} /-->
<!-- wp:rsvpmaker/formfield {"label":"Last Name","slug":"last","guestform":true,"sluglocked":true,"required":"required"} /-->
<!-- wp:rsvpmaker/formfield {"label":"Email","slug":"email","sluglocked":true,"required":"required"} /-->
<!-- wp:rsvpmaker/formfield {"label":"Phone","slug":"phone"} /-->
<!-- wp:rsvpmaker/formselect {"label":"Phone Type","slug":"phone_type","choicearray":["Mobile Phone","Home Phone","Work Phone"]} /-->
<!-- wp:rsvpmaker/guests -->
<div class="wp-block-rsvpmaker-guests"><!-- wp:paragraph -->
<p></p>
<!-- /wp:paragraph --></div>
<!-- /wp:rsvpmaker/guests -->
<!-- wp:rsvpmaker/formnote /-->
I also tried uninstalling the plugin, deleting it and reinstalling, delete the post types made by RSVPmaker, etcetera.
Looks like JQuery is not being enqueued properly, if that tells you anything. Could be an issue with another plugin in the environment, or maybe caching / minimizing of JavaScript causing issues.
Thread Starter
Robert
(@robertlindeboom)
Thank you very much for pointing me in this direction. I thought it had something to do with my settings, because I was ‘playing around’. I just saw there was a JQuery error in the browser’s console. Didn’t think about this. It was Autoptimize that was conflicting. I disabled it and now it works again. Thanks for the help and for the plugin. Comes in handy in times of covid-19.
Thread Starter
Robert
(@robertlindeboom)
Sorry, one more question. In Adminimize I can exclude scripts from minimizing. Can you tell me the names of the relevant scripts?
As far as I can tell, it was the JQuery library bundled with WordPress that wasn’t loading properly. There’s some plugin code that specifies jquery should load on the front end (which is not true by default) in the file script.php.
Standard function: wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’);
jQuery in general is better left excluded from Autoptimize JS optimization, which is why by default js/jquery/jquery.js is in the comma-separated exclusion list.
Thread Starter
Robert
(@robertlindeboom)
Thanks! It was not in my exclusion list (anymore?). I added it, but for now I’ll have JS optimization off.
