I have the below code in the second of two js files from a web-app.
It works fine, until I combine the two js files into one. Then the js breaks.
function oBlink()
{
return window.setInterval
(
function()
{
$("#sOr").css("background-color", function (){ this.switch = !this.switch; return this.switch ? "#F90" : "" });
}
, 500
);
}
I've isolated the problem to the code
this.switch = !this.switch; return this.switch ? "#F90" : ""
If I take that out, the rest of my js works fine.
I understand there are a lot of external variables that could be coming into play here, but I just wanted to check with you guys that the above function code doesn't have any errors in it.
Thanks for taking a look.
it's working fine in the browser, but failing when checking it on certain devices in the Android emulator.
That's probably because you are using switch in your code which is a reserved word in JavaScript. Only ECMAScript5-based browsers allow using reserved words as object's properties.
Instead of using a flag you can declare a CSS class and use the jQuery's toggleClass method.
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