Actually there is a way to do this.
jQuery(".jetpack-lazy-image").on("load", function() {
//do whatever you want.
jQuery(this).on("click",function() {});
});
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This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by husbandman.
I had two contact section in the Email Notifications in the form. One I used for testing and the other was for live. When I turn off the live one and switch to the testing one. The form worked. So just deleted the live Email Notification and am using the one I had setup for testing at the live one.
The problem was I got the plugin approval sent to an email account and from that email I determined that was the account my plugin was associated with. However it was under another WordPress account I had. So once Is used the correct username and password it worked.
If someone else runs into this I found the answer. I know I am not to bright, but I thought the username was the what I used to login in with, so I was using my email address for that .