Thanks James,
that's actually how I got to the point of discovering where the broken
bits were. I removed the javascript line by line until i got the
errors to stop showing up.
Unfortunately I'm getting to the point where there is so little on the
page that it isn't even remotely resembling the original functions,
and even now the simplest stuff is still not working.
I've checked that all the libraries and packages are loading properly,
and as I said, this is only a problem in IE.
FF and Chrome work perfectly, so if it were a problem with the
packages directly you'd think that FF and Chrome wouldn't work.
I'll hopefully get to have a live page going later this week, but I
was hoping their is a solution I could use today.
On Feb 23, 11:31 am, James <james.gp....@gmail.com> wrote:
> It's hard to tell without a test page. I think you should work from
> bottom up, even if you think it should all be working properly
> together. Make sure that jQuery library is working correctly and one-
> by-one add in the other things. Make sure that all your links to
> external Javascript/CSS files are not broken.
>
> On Feb 23, 9:14 am, pedalpete <p...@hearwhere.com> wrote:
>
> > I'm not sure where to even start with this.
> > I've got a page with a ton of scripts that I've basically copied from
> > one of my other pages (which works fine in IE).
>
> > Of course, some of the scripts have changed, but I've got strange
> > things failing everywhere.
> > The common errors I was getting an 'undefined error in
> > jquery-1.3.1.js' error, and i pinned it down to this bit of code
>
> > [code]
> > $('span#datePickers').DatePicker({
> > flat: true,
> > date: Date(),
> > current: multiCalDate(),
> > calendars: 3,
> > mode: 'range',
> > starts: 1,
> > onChange: function(formated, dates){
> > var theseDates = dates.toString();
> > var splitRange= theseDates.split(',');
> > var firstRSplit=splitRange[0].split(' ');
> > var firstRange = [
> > firstRSplit[0],
> > firstRSplit[1],
> > firstRSplit[2],
> > firstRSplit[3].length == 4 ? firstRSplit[3]
> > : firstRSplit
> > [5],
> > ''
> > ].join(' ');
>
> > var secondRSplit=splitRange[1].split(' ');
> > var secondRange = [
> > secondRSplit[0],
> > secondRSplit[1],
> > secondRSplit[2],
> > secondRSplit[3].length == 4 ?
> > secondRSplit[3] : secondRSplit
> > [5],
> > ''
> > ].join(' ');
>
> > if(firstRange==secondRange){
> > var dateRange=firstRange;
> > } else {
> > var dateRange = firstRange+' to '+secondRange;
> > }
> > jQuery('.updateDate').html(dateRange);
> > jQuery('.updateDate').attr('id',formated)
> > }});
>
> > [/code]
>
> > again, i don't know why this is, and this code works without issue.
>
> > So I removed this bit of code, and now I can get the page to load, but
> > my trying to make an ajax request with
>
> > [code]
> > jQuery('div#holdShows ul.showList').livequery(function(){
> > jQuery.ajax({
> > type: "GET",
> > url: "processes/formatShows.php",
> > data: "output=&genre="+genre+"&numDays="+numDays
> > +"&numResults="+numResults+"&date="+toDate+"&dateRange="+dateRange
> > +"&range="+range+"&lat="+lat+"&long="+long,
> > success: function(response){
> > alert(response);
> > jQuery('div#holdShows ul.showList').html(response);
> > }
> > });
> > });
> > [/code]
>
> > does not launch the alerts, at all.
> > Of course, running this page in FF or Chrome results in no errors and
> > everything runs smoothly.
>
> > I've been at this for days trying to get it to work.
> > Please, please, please!!! How would you go about working through this?
>
> > I'm using debugbar in IE for debugging. I'm on Vista Home version, so
> > the debugging tools are limited.
> > Thanks,
> > Pete
