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leymannx
leymannx
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It is possible that the ID of the "Add more" button you're targeting is changing as the first AJAX request comes back (the form will be rebuilt, so IDs of all elements will change). Try changing '#edit-fgm-node-example-form-group-stuff-add-more''#edit-fgm-node-example-form-group-stuff-add-more' to a class-based selector.

It is possible that the ID of the "Add more" button you're targeting is changing as the first AJAX request comes back (the form will be rebuilt, so IDs of all elements will change). Try changing '#edit-fgm-node-example-form-group-stuff-add-more' to a class-based selector.

It is possible that the ID of the "Add more" button you're targeting is changing as the first AJAX request comes back (the form will be rebuilt, so IDs of all elements will change). Try changing '#edit-fgm-node-example-form-group-stuff-add-more' to a class-based selector.

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Yuriy Babenko
Yuriy Babenko
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It is possible that the ID of the "Add more" button you're targeting is changing as the first AJAX request comes back (the form will be rebuilt, so IDs of all elements will change). Try changing '#edit-fgm-node-example-form-group-stuff-add-more' to a class-based selector.