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I am not sure what causes this problem (thought I covered it correctly). What happens is that on click, it should apply the grow class (which is 0.8 seconds) and after that flip over. Else it reverses this proces.
$('.click').toggle(function(){
var self = this;
$(this).removeClass('normal');
$(this).addClass('grow');
setTimeout(function(){
$(self).addClass('flip')
}800); <-- getting my error here
},
function(){
$(this).removeClass('flip');
setTimeout(function(){
$(this).addClass('normal');
$(this).removeClass('grow');
}800);
});
Yet I get an error Uncaught SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list on the first setTimeout (and probably ont he second one) but I dont see why i missed a )
You are missing the , before the timeout amount.
setTimeout(function(){
$(self).addClass('flip')
}800);
should be
setTimeout(function(){
$(self).addClass('flip')
},800);
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$(document).on("click", '.gifyImage', function(event) {
var clickedImage = $(event.target);
if(clickedImage.data('state') === "animate") {
//set to still
clickedImage.data('state', "still");
// update state clickedImage.data('state', 'animate');
clickedImage.data('state', "animate");
} else {
//set to animate
clickedImage.data('state', "animate");
//update state to still
clickedImage.data('state', "still");
}
clickedImage.attr('src', clickedImage.data('still'));
console.log(event.target);
})
gifImage.data(state, 'animate');
^^^ that is the so called error i'm getting when i open up my dev tools
Backstory to why i'm writing this function.. I have a assignment that requires me to have the gif image still and when clicked on the gif it will start to play (animate), and when i click it again it will go back to being still. This code here is giving me a error : "State is not defined"
the error im getting
In this line
gifImage.data(state, 'animate');
put state into quotes:
gifImage.data('state', 'animate');
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want to run this javascript when there the button is clicked, if errors on the form check if statement and stop, if no errors execute the else statement......
$(document).ready(function () {
$('#continueToAttachments').on('click', function() { //on click button
if ($("#cevent").valid() = false) { // if errors stop the user from moving forward
return;
} else { // expecting this to run if there are no errors in the form
$('#Event-Information').removeClass('w--tab-active');
$('#Attachments').addClass('w--tab-active');
$('#Event-Information-Tab').removeClass('w--current');
$('#Attachments-Tab').addClass('w--current');
}
});
});
To check if a value is equal another you should use == or === to check if the variables are the same type too. = is for attribution.
if ($("#cevent").valid() == false)
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So, me and a few friends are making a text adventure in JavaScript. in it, there is a possibility of the player using a heal spell, which runs the following code:
function heal() {
alert('You chant some ominous-sounding words, and your wounds heal');
alert('Hit points restored!');
hitPoints += 60;
blobsOfDoom -= 30;
burn();
MonsAtt();
Choose Spell();
}
Error Messages:
Firefox:
/*
Exception: SyntaxError: missing ; before statement
#Scratchpad/1:2703
*/
Chrome:
SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier.
Why is this error showing up? How do I fix it?
You cant have spaces in functions
Choose Spell();
Check your function declaration for ChooseSpell and any other occurances, and change them to a valid function name, like chooseSpell()
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Can't figure out what I'm doing wrong... here is my jquery code
<script>
$("#validationForm").submit(function(event) {
alert('test');
};
</script>
$("#validationForm").submit(function(event) {
alert('test');
};
^
Should be:
$("#validationForm").submit(function(event) {
alert('test');
});
If you see this error in your browser's Dev Tools, try clicking in its line, like: Syntax Error: Uncaught SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list file.js:1. When 1 is the line. It will show you where the error is.
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I am baffled to why I am experiencing this error, maybe its a bug with Jquery or maybe I'm blind, but Jquery has loaded and I can access the offset function after selecting an element?
Uncaught TypeError: $(...).offest is not a function
According to w3, I've used the function correctly.
Current code
var off = $("#canvas").offest();
var xPos = off.left + ( jqo.outerWidth(true)/2 );
var yPos = off.top + ( jqo.outerHeight(true)/2 );
console.log(yPos, xPos);
You have typo. Use offset instead of offest:
var off = $("#canvas").offset();