[jQuery] Re: Query String Object plugin help

[Karl Swedberg]

Hi Brett,

JavaScript is case-sensitive. You've declared the variable as BlueSky,  
with an uppercase "S," but you're referring to it as Bluesky, with a  
lowercase "s."

It's been helpful for me to stick to a convention. For my JavaScript  
variables, I use the lower-camel-case convention: start with lowercase  
and then uppercase new words. So if I were writing the variable, I'd  
do it as blueSky. But that's just a personal preference on my part.  
The important thing is to choose a convention and stick to it.


--Karl

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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com




On Sep 3, 2008, at 3:54 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi All,

First time jQuery user and poster here. I'm trying to grab the value
of a querystring using the Query String Object plugin. Here is my code
(along with some 'curvy corners' jQuery):

$(document).ready(function(){
                        $('.announce').corner({
                          tl: false,
                          tr: { radius: 16 },
                          bl: { radius: 16 },
                          br: false,
                          antiAlias: true,
                          autoPad: true,
                          validTags: ["div"]
                          });
                          $('#reportOptions').corner({
                          tl: false,
                          tr: { radius: 16 },
                          bl: { radius: 16 },
                          br: false,
                          antiAlias: true,
                          autoPad: true,
                          validTags: ["div"]
                          });
            var BlueSky = $.query.get('BlueSky');
            if (Bluesky == 1)
            {
                $('#header').hide();
                $('#footer').hide();
                $('#nav').hide();
            }
        });

Whenever I load up my page I get 'Bluesky' is undefined. Obviously I
want to check if Bluesky is 1 and hide my ids.

Any ideas where I'm going wrong?

Thanks,
Brett