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jhd2962

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  1. This looks like some sort of race condition in the DOM. Perhaps the order of operations for plugins have changed? Setting a breakpoint on this line: let dropdownElement = $(`#dropdown-${id}`).clone(true) You will find that the dropdownElement length is equal to 0 -- meaning that it can't find that particular element. I verified that the id that is being passed is the container id which is correct. After the page loads, you can open up developer tools and run: var id = "a44765f3cd56"; let dropdownElement = $(`#dropdown-${id}`).clone(true) Where id is equal to the container id you would like to check. You will see that jQuery was able to find the element now, but wasn't quite ready when the code wants to execute. I posted on the project GitHub with what I suspect an issue is. There is a defect reported for this. I'll take a look when I have some time after my work deliverables.

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