Javascript===html validation...
What I mean by that (abnormal) representation is that for things to "auto-update" there is some form of javascript involved. When javascript (jquery or the like) is involved, the page's html really should validate. Ie. For every open tag there should be an equivalent close tag located in the correct sequence: <tag1><tag2></tag2></tag1>. There are other "criteria" as well.
Anyways, this page ends up showing several errors that could affect the ability of javascript to execute as found here: https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=http%3A%2F%2Fodd-bodkin.com%2Fchemise%2Fsylvia%2Fbroadcloth. Worrisome is that there is some php code that gets pushed to the browser, but that's something else apparently.
Another potential issue after that is resolved could be from other javascript overriding the operations already "attached", but I didn't see that per se in the html code. I didn't have a chance to try on a desktop where I could follow the script execution better.



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