For some reason, click events on my live server take significantly longer to fire than on my local development machine. For example, here's some basic code I used as a test:
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery('a[rel^="foxyLightbox"]').on("click", function(e) {
console.log("HA!");
return false;
});
});
When I run that locally and click on links, the text prints out to the console pretty much instantaneously. If I click it a bunch of times in a row, there's no lag whatsoever.
When I run it on my live server, there's almost exactly a one second delay before the event fires. If I click it a bunch of times in a row, then there is lag and it prints out about once a second.
Here's a live example page: https://www.foxytronics.com/products/68-springrc-sm-s4303r-continuous-rotation-servo
The link that triggers the event is the large product image in the upper right.
At first I thought the issue was my javascript code, but then I commented it out and used the test code above (which is extremely short), so that can't be it. What could be delaying the click event from firing?