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Reply To: Duplicate Results

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Ernest MarcinkoErnest Marcinko
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That explains it then. If I may recommend, there is a javascript API for the plugin, with custom events. For example the asp_search_end event fires when the search is finished. You can use that event instead of the mutation observer if you want to. You may have to use the jquery on() event handler to attach to that event listener, because it is triggered via the jquery trigger() method, and I believe that does not trigger it as a native event.