evolvedmonkey

In the end, I just dumped the entire contents of jQuery.jplayer.js, the player script that loads in the window and the playlist script (all 3, I just grabbed from viewing source after a non-ajax page with the player loaded). No need to wrap it in anything, just put each one, one after another, in the Ajax Page Loader reload script section.

I’ve found the Ajax Page Loader to be a little quirky, though, so you may want to paste everything into an editor and then paste it from there into the Reload Scripts section if it’s not working properly.

In case anyone googles their way here, I read a number of different issues on different forums on slow behavior on WP 3.5. For me, it turned out to be a LiveReload script I had still in the header from development.

If you’re a developer who used LiveReload and are facing slow load-times, try deleting that script. It worked immediately for me.

Had the same problem, and considering you uninstalled and reinstalled, you probably checked it, but maybe it will help someone else googling.

The plugin appears to reset the “Enable on Posts” field after updates. “Enable on Posts” is down at the bottom of the list of settings, so I actually just glanced over the settings without really noticing that the most important setting was unchecked.

So, if the plugin isn’t working, go to Settings > Reading and double check SubHeading is actually enabled.