How to make a PJAX overload on Hashover?

[Mark Shi]

Hashover fails to load under PJAX and needs to be refreshed before it will be displayed.

[Jacob Barkdull]

Fails to load, or fails to re-load/refresh?

Are you returning the HashOver script tag in the AJAX HTML response?

[Mark Shi]

It Fails to load.
No,because I don't know what to do.
This is the overloaded function of my original comment plugin.：

if (typeof DUOSHUO !== 'undefined'){
    DUOSHUO.EmbedThread('.ds-thread');
} 

[Jacob Barkdull]

I think I need to know a little more about your code.

Do you have something like this in your code somewhere?

pjax.connect ({
	'container': 'content',

	'success': function(event){
		// Code here
	},

	'ready': function(){
		// Code here
	}
});

[Mark Shi]

Yes, there is a section of code in my WordPress theme:

$(document).pjax('a[target!=_top]', '#page', {
            fragment: '#page',
            timeout: 8000,
        }).on('pjax:send', function() {
            $('#loading').fadeIn(300);
            Siren.MNH();
        }).on('pjax:complete', function() { 
            Siren.AH();
            Siren.PE();
            Siren.CE();
            $("#loading").fadeOut(500);
            if(Poi.codelamp == 'open'){ self.Prism.highlightAll(event) }; // 解决Prism.js代码高亮
            if($('.ds-thread').length > 0) {  // 解决多说问题
               if (typeof DUOSHUO !== 'undefined'){
                  DUOSHUO.EmbedThread('.ds-thread'); 
               }else{ 
                  $.getScript("//static.duoshuo.com/embed.js"); 
              }
            }       
        }).on('submit', '.search-form,.s-search', function (event) {
            event.preventDefault();
            $.pjax.submit(event, '#page', {
                fragment:'#page', 
                timeout:8000,
            });
            if($('.js-search.is-visible').length > 0){
                $('.js-toggle-search').toggleClass('is-active');
                $('.js-search').toggleClass('is-visible');
            } 
        });
    }

[Jacob Barkdull]

Sorry for the delay.

Assuming the HashOver div element gets added to the page when navigating, you should be able to simply add the hashover.js script to the page again.

I would try replacing this code...

if($('.ds-thread').length > 0) {  // 解决多说问题
   if (typeof DUOSHUO !== 'undefined'){
      DUOSHUO.EmbedThread('.ds-thread'); 
   }else{ 
      $.getScript("//static.duoshuo.com/embed.js"); 
  }
}

With something like this...

if ($('#hashover').length > 0) {
   $('#hashover').after ($('<script></script>', {
      id: 'hashover-loader',
      type: 'text/javascript',
      src: '/hashover/hashover.js'
   }));
}

[Mark Shi]

It doesn't matter, thank you very much.

[Mark Shi]

The code looks no problem, but the code causes some errors that cause the HashOver to fail to load successfully under PJAX.
(I have closed a name called Autoptimize plugin, which is a plugin under WordPress.)
Strangely enough, I did not locate the error associated with the code in the browser's developer tool, and only the JQuery error and an XMLHttpRequest warning were output.

[Jacob Barkdull]

Maybe try this code instead?

if ($('#hashover').length > 0) {
   $.getScript("/hashover/hashover.js");
}

I don't know why the code would cause this kind of problem. Though, I can't be sure what is causing the issue without direct access to the website where this code is being used.

[Mark Shi]

I think it would be better if it could be packaged into a function like Duoshuo(Code:DUOSHUO.EmbedThread('.ds-thread'); ).

[Mark Shi]

Failed to load, but there is a strange parameter here when loading.
If the load is successful, it should be ?ver=next, not ?_=1491903816809.