[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

I took another look… it seems that W3TC was not the cause. Looking at the page source, all the javascript file on your site is being loaded via an async request. Open the page in view source and search for this: asyncScripts =

Doing this is fine as long the rest of the scripts/code that depends on the scripts are “aware” of this. But that is not the case, generally isn’t on a WP site. Because these scripts are not immediately available this is cause other script loaded in the page to throw a fatal error. This means on javascript after that fatal error will not be run by the browser. Unfortunately this mean the scripts for Connections.

You can view the errors by loading the page in Chrome, hitting the F12 key and then clicking the Console tab. The two important errors are:

• Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
• Uncaught TypeError: $ is not a function

This is happening be cause jQuery is not loaded before being referenced. This is happening because something is moving all the javascript files to an async request.

Hope that helps you track down the issue. Let me know.