Hello,
We are receiving a Javascript (jquery) error inside of tagdiv_theme.min.js (line 165) that applies only to small-screen devices.
The website does not load images on mobile devices and does not allow the menu to work.
We have reinstalled WordPress, deleted and reinstalled all plugins, disabled all plugins, cleared caches, reintalled the latest theme and nothing is fixing the issue.
Also, since day one of installing the theme, when the website is refreshed on any device, it loads the original content from day one launch. So one year later, it displays the correct content, but when refreshed, the old content appears, including posts/site design/menu.
Please advise.
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Well… if the old content is not actually there, and your dbase is optimized, and the info shows up on a mobile device, perhaps problem with mobile device cache not cleared.
It’s technically impossible for a site to show defunct content if no longer in dbase as dynamic site, unless it’s been “cached” someplace, like opcache, mod_pagespeed, CDN, Varnish, cache plugin, etc.
Obviously if you load up an old version of site layout, with, say content in old categories, no longer updated, that old content would show up again.
Do you have same issue switching to a default theme, view on mobile device? Then, reactivate this theme, visit again on mobile device?
Have you done normal house keeping like
a) optimize dbase to clear transients, such as with wp-optimize
b) resave permalinks to clear temp WP redirect cache
c) checked your site via FTP to see if you still have a caching folder with cached files
d) checked your htaccess file to see if you have links to cached files or cache redirects leftover from caching system?
All that can possibly be culprit.
You might try my trick in my long winded optimization thread toward the end to load jquery via Google CDN vs local copy. We do that on our newsmag sites.
I had a function for functions.php to unhook local copy and load the CDN copy of jquery.
Mobile is kinda funky, but not having any issues with our sites.
This also presumes you disabled the stupid lazy loading “effect” on your site. ?
Hi,
Thanks Chris for your great help! You have the crown!
@tricell Most probably a plugin conflicts with the theme’s javascript and that’s why you get this issue with mobile menu. I suggest to disable all you plugins except Visual Composer, clear all you caches and purge your files if you use CDN and check again if it the issue persist. If it works please enable your plugins one by one and see which one cause this problem and disable it or try to find an alternative.
Thanks!
@tricell, thanks. I turned it off and still not having any success. http://outlookohio.com