Philip Hallstrom wrote:
> On Jun 2, 2009, at 2:23 PM, Tyler Knappe wrote:
>
>> var next_week = 0;
>>
>> <script src="/javascripts/test.js?1243524559"
>> type="text/javascript"></script>
>>
>> However, it never seems to call the function resulting in the alert.
>>
>> Anyone see something wrong?
>
> alert('Next week' + next-week);
> ^^^^^^^^^
>
> That should be "next_week".
>
> Odds are you're getting a JS error, but not seeing it. Turn on
> whatever debugging you might have (firebug in firefox, or safari's
> debug inspector) and it will make this easy to catch.
>
> -philip
I fixed this and turned on firebug.
I am now seeing the following error:
missing } in XML expression
[Break on this error] alert('test');\n
I tried just the following to simplify things:
<script type="text/javascript">
//var next_week = 0;
function testjs()
{
}
//next_week = next_week + 1;
//alert("next_week");
//alert('test');
//return next_week;
//}
</script>
Which calls an empty function.
Now I am seeing the following:
syntax error
[Break on this error] }\n
Why is this the case? How could there be a syntax error?
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