where is this syntax error coming from?
I have a function like that someone here helped me with. This is the original function
And I replaced it with "on" instead of "live". I get a syntax error at the last line but not sure how to fix it. It looks like the curly brackets and paranthesis all match..so not sure
This is the new one:
$(document).live('pageinit', function () {
$(window).bind('pageshow', function () {
addBodyClass();
});
function getActiveSec(){
return $('section.ui-page-active').attr('id');
}
function addBodyClass(){
$('body').attr('class', getActiveSec());
}
});And I replaced it with "on" instead of "live". I get a syntax error at the last line but not sure how to fix it. It looks like the curly brackets and paranthesis all match..so not sure
This is the new one:
$(document).on('pageinit',function(){
addBodyClass();
});
function getActiveSec(){
return $('section.ui-page-active').attr('id');
}
function addBodyClass(){
$('body').attr('class', getActiveSec());
}
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Ignore my comment it's exactly what leakim has pointed to. I just changed to document ready is the only difference
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Howcome line 11 was in the orig code (someone else has coded this) but i need to remove it in the new one?? Let me try it and see if it works without it.
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yeah, that was it. Not sure why the orig had it but the revised one doesnt. It works tho
ASKER
I think it's because i missed one line
$(window).bind('pageshow',
so it should be
$(document).on('pageinit',
$(window).bind('pageshow',
addBodyClass();
});
function getActiveSec(){
return $('section.ui-page-active'
}
function addBodyClass(){
$('body').attr('class', getActiveSec());
}
});
$(window).bind('pageshow',
so it should be
$(document).on('pageinit',
$(window).bind('pageshow',
addBodyClass();
});
function getActiveSec(){
return $('section.ui-page-active'
}
function addBodyClass(){
$('body').attr('class', getActiveSec());
}
});
I didn't deserve any points
ASKER
yes, you did. You took the time to contribute.
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