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Another Javascript Mishap 11 years 2 months ago #33143

DavidBrown
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Club #4545
heightstoastmasters.com

I had a similar mishap on Friday. I tried to add the following snippet of Javascript:

<script type="text/javascript>
var q=document.getElementById("accordion2").getElementsByTagName("span");
var loggedIn=false;
for (var i = 0; i<q.length;i++){
if (q.classname="unlocked") loggedIn=true;
}
if (loggedIn) alert("Hi Dave");
</script>

Trying to get something different to happen if the user is logged on. (I now see I left out the closing quotes in the "type" tag, and I wouldn't be surprised of the "loggedIn" variable collided with something. Also, no <span> EVER has a class name "unlocked".)

Anyway, the main page loads, but the login links don't work. I can log in as administrator from other pages on the site, but the admin console won't launch, so I can't remove the snippet. Once again, I ask that you remove the offending Javascript snippet from the editable "home page" box.

With apologies,
David Brown

Heights Toastmasters, Club #4545

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Another Javascript Mishap 11 years 2 months ago #33144

Brian Away Administrator Posts: 10441 Thank you received: 3862	David: I suggest you test your java scripts before posting them on your site. I have removed the offending code.
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Another Javascript Mishap 11 years 2 months ago #33145

DavidBrown Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 0	Good idea. Thanks again. David Brown Heights Toastmasters, Club #4545
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Another Javascript Mishap 11 years 2 months ago #33146

SteveTheTechie Offline Administrator Posts: 11526 Thank you received: 3795	Dave, What you are doing will likely get broken in a few months anyway. I intend to change some of the references you making use of. (e.g., accordion2) The following user(s) said Thank You: DavidBrown
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