CloudedDottedMind

I have already done this I’m afraid. Now all I see is the “subscribe” option.

Hi,

if anyone is looking for an answer, this is what I’ve ended up with that works:

If you have a js file inside your child theme:

       var endedHandler = function () {
    		var playHandler = function () {
    			$(".cue-audio")[0].pause();
    			$(".cue-audio").unbind("play", playHandler);
    			$(".cue-audio").unbind("play", endedHandler);			
    		}
    		$(this).on("play", playHandler);
    	}
    	$(".cue-audio").on("ended", endedHandler);
    });

If you don’t and need to add it somewhere else:

    jQuery(".cue-audio").on("ended", function () {
    var playHandler = function () {
    jQuery(".cue-audio")[0].pause();
    jQuery(".cue-audio").unbind("play", playHandler);
    }
    jQuery(this).on("play", playHandler);
    });

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by CloudedDottedMind.

It works again. Apparently, they cleared the cache from their end again and for some reason now it works.

I’m sorry I got so annoyed. I just cannot fathom why my clearing the caches did nothing… I did every step multiple times.

At any rate, it works now. Thank you for responding & trying to help.

Hi, the replied now:

“Kieran from WP Rocket here. Thanks for contacting support.

I have checked your site and currently, I do not see it in maintenance mode: https://i.imgur.com/zwtkZda.jpg

> They suggested something happening with WP Rocket but I can’t seem to figure it out and deactivating didn’t help.

Within the ticket their support team notes that “there’s some other level of cache at play.” which is correct. It looks like you have a server-level cache enabled, possibly Varnish, that also needs to be purged.

You can see here: https://i.imgur.com/HDwkVmX.png that there is an x cache header set (which is currently miss) which indicates a server cache. You should reach out to your host to discuss which cache is enabled at the server level and how to purge it.

If it is Varnish then you can use our add-on to purge the Varnish cache at the same time as the WP Rocket cache: Using Varnish With WP Rocket”

So I contacted my host again, and they said they cleared caches and it could be my local DNS cache: https://www.siteground.com/kb/how_to_clear_the_local_dns_cache_in_mac_os/

So I did this, and rebooted my wifi router and still nothing. So I contacted my wifi provider and they had me reboot again and still no luck.

I am honestly incredibly pissed off now. I understand you feel your plugin is no longer on but how does this even happen?

I can’t get this to resolve… I’ve deactivated WP Rocket and still…

Ok – I’ll keep digging – thanks for checking