What is the order of the functions in document.ready? Is editRowID being set
before this var? You might also try adding the html element like this:
var song_val = jQuery("input#playlist_songs_"+editRowID+"_song").val();
Sometimes the html element makes a difference for me but I have not
determined why as it is not always the case. I'd also do an
alert(editRowID); just before the var to see if it has anything at that
point.
If you are still stuck, send me the javascript file and I'll look at it.
Sherri
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var song_val = jQuery("#playlist_songs_16_song").val();
But for some reason I cannot do the same with a variable. Here
editRowID is equal to '16' and is just a var set from another function.
var song_val = jQuery("#playlist_songs_"+editRowID+"_song").val();
In this second instance song_val is set to undefined. What am I missing?
Paul
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