On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 11:14:14 PM UTC-4, Vell wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I seem to be running into an issue where jquery seems to be working fine 
> in my development environment but when I load it to my production 
> environment it does not work. There are some menus that I am trying to hide 
> when the web page loads but when they page loads they are there in plain 
> site. When I launch firebug and run the same code in console it works 
> without any issue so I have wonder if there is a different way I need to 
> precompile the assets to get everything to load?
>
> UPDATE: interestingly enough I ran `rake assets:precompile` and I didn't 
get any errors prior to submitting this topic. I decided to run rake 
`assets:precompile:all` and I hit an error: 

rake aborted!
couldn't find file 'jquery'

To make sure I ran rake `assets:precompile` again to see if I wouldn't get 
any errors and I again hit another error but it is different from the error 
I got above:

rake aborted!
Invalid CSS after "     background:url(": expected expression (e.g. fr, 
2n+1), was "<%= asset_path ..."
 
I though the jquery-rails gem was supposed to load jquery for me. Is it 
that I don't need to include jquery and jquery_ujs in my application.js 
file?

Here is what my environment is like:
>
> Rails Version: 3.2.3
> Ruby Version: 1.9.3 (RVM)
>
> Gemfile
> ...
> gem 'jquery-rails', '~> 2.0.1'
> ...
>
> app/assets/javascripts/application.js
> ....
> //= require jquery
> //= require jquery_ujs
> //= require_tree .
>
> app/assets/javascripts/custom.js
> $(function(){
>     $('#roles_menu').hide();
>     $('#issues_menu').hide();
>     $('#features_menu').hide();
>     $('#roles_menu_link').click(
>         function(){
>             if($('#roles_menu').is(':hidden')){
>                 $('#roles_menu').slideDown('slow');
>                 // $('#roles_menu_link').html("<a href='#' 
> id='roles_menu_link'>hide roles menu</a>");
>             } else{
>                 $('#roles_menu').slideUp('slow');
>                 // $('#roles_menu_link').html("<a href='#' 
> id='roles_menu_link'>show roles menu</a>");
>             }
>         });
>         
>     $('#issues_menu_link').click(
>         function(){
>             if($('#issues_menu').is(':hidden')){
>                 $('#issues_menu').slideDown('slow');
>                 // $('#issues_menu_link').html("<a href='#' 
> id='issues_menu_link'>hide issues menu</a>");
>             } else{
>                 $('#issues_menu').slideUp('slow');
>                 // $('#issues_menu_link').html("<a href='#' 
> id='issues_menu_link'>show issues menu</a>");
>             }
>         });
>     
>         $('#features_menu_link').click(
>             function(){
>                 if($('#features_menu').is(':hidden')){
>                     $('#features_menu').slideDown('slow');
>                     // $('#features_menu_link').html("<a href='#' 
> id='features_menu_link'>hide features menu</a>");
>                 } else{
>                     $('#features_menu').slideUp('slow');
>                     // $('#features_menu_link').html("<a href='#' 
> id='features_menu_link'>show features menu</a>");
>                 }
>             });
> });
>

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