Thanks!
{literal}<script>
jQuery(function() {
jQuery('#audio4_html5_white').audio4_html5({
updated by @dazed: 09/06/16 03:18:27PM
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Aside from the literals, does this need to me modified when using it in a tpl file? I am throwing an error but it works fine if I run it from an html page.
Thanks!
updated by @dazed: 09/06/16 03:18:27PM
Thanks!
updated by @dazed: 09/06/16 03:18:27PM
presuming you have the closing {/literal} at the other end of it then nothing needs to be done.
if you have things like
thats fine for javascript, but smarty sees {v and thinks "looks like its a smarty function 
". you can get around it by making sure you have a space between any { and the first thing after it { var a=5 would be fine.
if you have things like
.......auddio4_html5({var a=5". you can get around it by making sure you have a space between any { and the first thing after it { var a=5 would be fine.
Thanks Michael. It looks like I have some jquery collisions happening. Appreciate the help.
The only time where wrapping the whole block in a {literal}{/literal} is a bad idea is when you have javascript and smarty mixed.
Like this:
If you wrapped that in a literal
instead of getting an alert with 'dazed' the alert would read '{$profile_name}' because smarty couldn't do the replacement.
-- edit --
jamroom uses $ for jquery. so make sure you're not introducing another copy of jquery along with your scripts. you only need it once per page.
and try replacing to $
updated by @michael: 06/03/16 08:56:18PM
Like this:
function someFunction(){
var a = '{$profile_name}';
alert(a);
}
If you wrapped that in a literal
{literal}
function someFunction(){
var a = '{$profile_name}';
alert(a);
}
{/literal}
-- edit --
jamroom uses $ for jquery. so make sure you're not introducing another copy of jquery along with your scripts. you only need it once per page.
and try replacing to $
{literal}<script>
$(function() {
$('#audio4_html5_white').audio4_html5({
updated by @michael: 06/03/16 08:56:18PM
Instead of using literal tags, you can also use ldelim and rdelim in place of the curly brackets... ie.
Hope this helps.
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<script>
jQuery(function() {ldelim}
some jQuery code here....
{rdelim}....
Hope this helps.
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Jamroom Team - Designer/Developer/Support
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Thanks guys - I have it working. I ended up loading it to a new tpl file and then pulling off the js calls until I found the offending ones. Appreciate the help.
