On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 2:21 PM, John Merlino <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> document.getElementById("tabs") is NULL
> var tabListItems = document.getElementById("tabs").childNodes;
>
> I think the issue is I'm calling multiple functions on page load (and
> hence since the one page doesn't have a tabs id it doesn't know what to
> do), even though I only need one function for each of the pages. But I
> wuld like to keep this tab effect in the same file. So I don't know what
> to do.
1) check the battery in your watch; it's so not 1997 anymore. :-)
> window.onload = init;
That line looks resurrected from a seriously ancient tutorial -- read
up on EventListeners to understand why it's a poor approach, and
how you should be invoking your functions.
2) defensive coding: you can either test first to see if there is an
element with the ID "tabs" or you can wrap the whole thing in
a try/catch block.
> function initProduct() {
> var tabListItems = document.getElementById("tabs").childNodes;
// ....
> }
3) Either way, it's strictly a JS question and has nothing to do with
Rails.
FWIW,
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