Hi Brad,
Could you possibly show us more code? Does the script below fall
within an Active4D code, or is Active4D generating the script?
Are you using jQuery? I'm not a Javascript expert by any means, and
am only familiar with jQuery through recently studying examples,
but the naming of jQuery's $() Function might be tripping up
Active4D from the error message you describe (it thinks its found
an A4D variable).
I am using jQuery, specifically trying to reproduce the Draggable
example.
The whole page is here: http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/drag.html
_Jason
Jason T. Slack wrote:
Hi Brad,
What happens if you wrap your script with HTML comments? This
was the trick to hide JS code from old browsers.
<script type="text/javascript>
<!--
$(document).ready(
function()
{
$('#drag1').Draggable();
........
//-->
</script>
No dice, What I expect to happen is not happening, but again, when
served through Apache, everything works.
-Jason
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