> Although not jquery related - I would suggest always using php
> variables outsite a string and use single quotes.
> It enables proper syntax highlighting in editors and makes the code
> easier to read for you and any future developers.
I completely agree about concatenating variables in php st
> Note that, clicking "More options", you can delete your posts.
Thanks Steve. I have removed the repeated posts.
> > I had to remove the dollar sign from $epc otherwise Firefox
> > reported "missing variable name".
>
> That doesn't sound right - there must have been something else causing that.
Yes, yes, you are correct. I am outputting the javascript from php,
which was interpreting $epc because the inline
Ricardo, this is equally instructive. Thanks to you as well.
John
p.s. I don't know what happen with my repeated original post. I must
have gotten overzealous with the submit key. :p
Michael, this is excellent and very instructive--thanks!
I had to remove the dollar sign from $epc otherwise Firefox reported
"missing variable name".
Thanks also for answering my question re: existence. Your explanation
makes perfect sense.
I assume by your exclusion that wrapping the whole th
I'm not new to web development or javascript, but am relatively new to
jQuery. I'm wondering if someone would be willing to quickly review
the following code for efficiency and best practices. The function
works as required, but I'd like to take this as a learning
opportunity.
In a nutshell the c
I'm not new to web development or javascript, but am relatively new to
jQuery. I'm wondering if someone would be willing to quickly review
the following code for efficiency and best practices. The function
works as required, but I'd like to take this as a learning
opportunity.
In a nutshell the c
I'm not new to web development or javascript, but am relatively new to
jQuery. I'm wondering if someone would be willing to quickly review
the following code for efficiency and best practices. The function
works as required, but I'd like to take this as a learning
opportunity.
In a nutshell the c
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