[danielstoops]

Hi,

I have made a website with javascript, yet it is not working for some odd reason. It is not the server because when I display it on my computer (as in I type into Firefox 'C:/file...') the javascript does not work when it should.

An example of the problem is located at mybagshop.co.uk/Products/18181.htm (it is not a virus or anything like that). Near the bottom of the page you will find two sections splitted by an <hr> with paypal stuff inbetween them. They should both be hidden. The top one is named id="one", and the one below is named id='two'. Now, if you look to my javascript file, located at mybagshop.co.uk/websitejavascript.js, you will soon find that they should be hidden, but they are not.

I was wondering if someone could help me out here. Thanks for your help!!!

If I am not allowed to display the links above, please say and I will remove them immediately. This is not a way to obtain visitors by the way, my javascript is seriously not working!

[JimmySeal]

You've defined functions Hideone() and Hidetwo() but you're not calling them from anywhere. You have to call the functions in order for them to do anything.

[danielstoops]

I have called the functions. I will double check later today, but I'm pretty sure I have

[JimmySeal]

Sorry, you're right. Somehow I missed that. But you have unmatched parentheses in the alerts in IRN() and PC(). That might be stopping browsers from processing your JavaScript file.

[danielstoops]

What do you mean unmatched?

[JimmySeal]

I mean that they they have an opening parenthesis

(

, but no closing parenthesis

)

. You have to have both, not just the opening one.

[danielstoops]

Thank you very much. I will change it as soon as possible.

[briealeida]

In the future, JSLint may help. JSLint is one of many JavaScript validators/checkers. I'm not sure if it would have caught this particular problem but it has saved me from pulling my hair out a few times.

http://www.jslint.com