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Thanks to Clive for his help ! To active the autocomplete, I should re-attach the autocomplete behavior after added my new element.
nodeSelectorWidget: function (args) {
// Adding the autocomplete field
var createField = function() {
var input = document.createElement('input');
input.classList.add('form-autocomplete');
...
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Ok, this was just a stupid mistake in a another javascript. There the jQuery method .off() was used to remove event listeners which had the effect to remove the Ajax event listener.
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In general the Internal Page Cache is a rather simple solution. If you need more features replace it with Varnish or a CDN. Most of them provide similar features, like for example ESI to serve dynamic blocks if you can't use Javascript. I think most people would use Javascript in this case, though, and there is a fully cacheable solution. You can deliver all ...
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