If I were you, I would disable rocketscript and test that way 😉
(edit: at least it would allow one to see what JS is supposed to be active by adding ?ao_noptimize=1 to the URL. it looks like the eventhandlers aren’t applied to the categories now, but those event handlers are added by inline JS which is not optimized, so the chance is real this indeed is a rocketloader issue)
Thanks, I have disabled rocketscript. Now when I add ?ao_noptimize=1 to the url, the plugin works; when I don’t add the parameter, the plugin is broken. How can I see which JS is responsible for this function?
well, give collapsFunctions.js a whirl (adding it to the comma-separated JS optimization exclusion-list I mean, while making sure js/jquery/jquery.js is also in there and the option “also aggregate inline JS” is not ticked) 🙂
I excluded the following:
seal.js, js/jquery/jquery.js, webapp.js, collapsFunctions.js
But the plugin still doesn’t work.
I checked “Also aggregate inline JS?” and now it works!
great, but do keep an eye on your cache size; inline JS often (sometimes) has variable values which bust AO’s cache, leading to other problems. if that is the case, you’ll have to uncheck that options and (based on JS errors on your browser console) identify other JS to exclude.
OK… After I checked “Also aggregate inline JS?”, Disqus breaks down… Disqus is much more important to me, so the problem of this plugin still remains… 🙁
well, without “aggregate inline JS” active, what JS errors (if any) do you see on the browser console?
Sorry I am really not an expert for this… I see something like this but I don’t know how to understand this information:
Uncaught TypeError: jQuery(...).live is not a function
at addExpandCollapse ((index):146)
at (index):177
addExpandCollapse @ (index):146
(anonymous) @ (index):177
and line 146 in index.php is:
jQuery('#' + id + ' .expand').live('click', function() {
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Sorry I am really not an expert for this… I see something like this but I don’t know how to understand this information:
well, that’s a good start 🙂
some googling taught me thatt jquery live() is a deprecated function since 1.7 and was removed in 1.9, so ideally @robfelty changes his code to use on() as shown on the same page to fix this.
in the mean time (alternatively) you exclude js/jquery/jquery-migrate.min.js (which has as sole goal to “patch” things when old jquery functions are used) from JS optimization as well, that will likely fix the issue.
hope this helps,
frank
Wow, it works! You are really helpful!!!
I gave Autoptimize a 5 star rating !
