Man what a pile of poo IE is!!!!!
Its moaning about this bit:
jQuery.post("/cgi-bin/dev/rate.cgi",
{
the_rate: Rating,
the_ID: LID,
}, function(response) {
jQuery('#ajax_rate_indicator' + the_id).show();
setTimeout("finishAjaxCategory(" + the_id +
",'the_rating_box" + the_id + "', '"+escape(response)+"')", 400);
});
I've tried commenting each main bit out, and as soon as I uncomment
the jQuery() bit, it dies!
Why would it do this?
I don't think its jQuery as such, cos this works fine (and print out
the value);
alert("FOO" + jQuery('input[name=Review_Rating]').val());
AAAAGHHGGHHH!
On Jan 9, 3:30 pm, youradds <[email protected]> wrote:
> Man this is driving me nuts - its fine in FF 3, Chrome, IE 8 - but
> just not IE 6 and 7 - WHAT! :@
>
> Just downloaded a debugging tool, and even that can't find an error.
>
> At first I thought maybe the space:
>
> jQuery.post("/cgi-bin/dev/rate.cgi", {
> rate: Rating,
> ID: LID,
> }, function(response){
>
> jQuery('#ajax_rate_indicator').fadeOut();
> setTimeout("finishAjax('the_rating_box', '"+escape(response)
> +"')", 400);
> });
>
> ..so I changed to:
>
> jQuery.post("/cgi-bin/dev/rate.cgi", {
> rate: Rating,
> ID: LID,
> }, function(response){
> jQuery('#ajax_rate_indicator').fadeOut();
> setTimeout("finishAjax('the_rating_box', '"+escape(response)
> +"')", 400);
> });
>
> ..but that gives the same error.
>
> Please if anyone has any suggestions - I'm all ears - its driving me
> nuts :/ (its only a free script I'm developing for some software, and
> I've already spent waaaaay too much time on it :()
>
> TIA
>
> Andy
>
> On Jan 9, 9:48 am, youradds <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > Got a bit of a weird one here :/
>
> >http://ultradev.com.nmsrv.com/cgi-bin/dev/page.cgi?g=Detailed%2F337.html
>
> > Line: 12
> > Char: 0
> > Error: Expected identifier, string or number
> > Code: 0
>
> > The script its refering to (I assume!) is:
>
> >http://ultradev.com.nmsrv.com/dev/static/ajax_rate.js
>
> > Originally I had this line at the top of the script:
>
> > jQuery.noConflict();
>
> > ..,but was wondering if maybe it needed to be in each function ( which
> > I've done) ... but still get the error :/
>
> > I get a similar error when actually clicking on a star. Appart from
> > this time it reports the line number of the link itself ( I assumed
> > thats cos the function in the .js file didn't load, so when its being
> > called that doesn't work either)
>
> > Anyone got any suggestions? I'm at a road block :/
>
> > TIA!
>
> > Andy
>
>
