仅在 IE7 中出现 JavaScript 错误（jQuery / Cycle.js

发布于 2024-09-14 23:32:02 字数 414 浏览 7 评论 0原文

我正在使用 jQuery 和 Cycle.js 淡入淡出该网站上的一些图像。

在第一张和最后一张幻灯片上，我放置了一个回调函数来转到下一页/上一页，但是在 IE7 中我收到运行时 javascript 错误（在任何其他浏览器中都没有）。

这是我的 javascript 文件的链接： http://bit.ly/dAKEof

我收到的错误IE7 是：

行：126 字符：4 错误：需要对象代码： 0

这是我在functions.js文件第126行的代码：

window.location = $('#next').find("a").attr("href");

有什么想法吗？

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旧故 2024-09-21 23:32:02

我没有看到您问题中出现错误的网站链接，但在您的个人资料中看到了一个网址，然后去那里查看是否就是这个网址。看起来是这样……

IE 因在 JavaScript 错误中给出不正确的行号而臭名昭著。错误实际上出现在第 125 行：

function onBefore(curr, next, opts, fwd) {
    // If the page isn't loading or refreshing - initCycle == false (fixes auto unbinding of slide opts on load)
    // If is last slide and next slide is fwd direction go to next project instead of wrapping cycle
    if(opts.currSlide + 1 == opts.slideCount && fwd && !initCycle){
        opts.end(opts); // <-- this line is failing b/c the end function is null
        window.location = $('#next').find("a").attr("href");
    }
    // If is first slide, and next slide is bkwd direction go to prev project instead of wrapping cycle
    else if(opts.currSlide + 1 == 1 && !fwd){
        opts.end(opts); // <-- this also fails for the same reason
        window.location = $('#prev').find("a").attr("href");
    }
}

ops 对象中的 end 函数为 null，这就是错误所在。有趣的是，我也检查了 FF，那里也是如此，但在这种情况下，它似乎比 IE 恢复得更优雅。

从代码的其余部分来看，尚不完全清楚 onBefore 函数是如何被调用的。看起来可能是循环插件本身。无论如何，无论调用发生在哪里，opts 对象似乎都没有填充函数所需的所有数据。

更新：

我查看了cycle插件代码，opts.end是插件用户必须提供的回调。因此，问题的解决方案是在创建循环对象（js 文件中的第 101 行）时提供自己的回调，或者删除代码中调用 end 函数的行。

更新以响应下面OP的评论：

经过仔细检查，您的代码实际上将完全按照您想要的方式执行，而无需调用 end 回调，因此您可以安全地删除这些行。该插件会在执行任何动画之前触发您的 onBefore 回调。由于您在从第一张幻灯片向后移动或从最后一张幻灯片向前移动时在浏览器中重新加载新网址，因此它甚至永远不会达到淡入淡出动画，而这正是您的目标。

但是，要回答有关如何向原始循环对象添加 end 回调的问题，您可以按照 onBefore 和 onAfter 的方式进行操作。代码>.使用您想要执行的任何代码创建一个函数，然后在传递给插件的对象哈希中包含 end: yourFuncName 。停止循环插件的另一种方法是$(selector).cycle('stop');。但同样，您的情况不需要这些。只需删除对 end 的调用就可以了。

I didn't see a link to the site with the error in your question but saw a url in your profile and went there to see if that might be the one. Looks like it is...

IE is notorious for giving incorrect line numbers in its javascript errors. The error is actually on line 125:

function onBefore(curr, next, opts, fwd) {
    // If the page isn't loading or refreshing - initCycle == false (fixes auto unbinding of slide opts on load)
    // If is last slide and next slide is fwd direction go to next project instead of wrapping cycle
    if(opts.currSlide + 1 == opts.slideCount && fwd && !initCycle){
        opts.end(opts); // <-- this line is failing b/c the end function is null
        window.location = $('#next').find("a").attr("href");
    }
    // If is first slide, and next slide is bkwd direction go to prev project instead of wrapping cycle
    else if(opts.currSlide + 1 == 1 && !fwd){
        opts.end(opts); // <-- this also fails for the same reason
        window.location = $('#prev').find("a").attr("href");
    }
}

The end function in the ops object is null, and that's where the error is. Interestingly, I checked in FF as well and this is also true there, but it seems to recover more gracefully than IE in this case.

It's not entirely clear from the rest of the code how the onBefore function gets called. Looks like it might be the cycle plugin itself. In any event, wherever that call happens the opts object appears to not be getting populated with all the data that is needed by your function.

Update:

I took a look at the cycle plugin code and opts.end is a callback that the user of the plugin must supply. So the solution to your problem is to either provide your own callback when you create the cycle object (line 101 in your js file) or remove the lines in your code that invoke the end function.

Update in response to OP's comment below:

Upon closer inspection your code will actually do exactly what you want without the need to invoke an end callback, so you can safely remove those lines. The plugin triggers your onBefore callback before it does any animations. And since you reload a new url in the browser when moving backward from the 1st slide or forward from the last one, it never even gets to the fade animation, which is your goal.

However, to answer your question on how to add an end callback to the original cycle object, you would do it exactly as you did for onBefore and onAfter. Create a function with whatever code you want to execute and then include end: yourFuncName in the object hash passed to the plugin. Another way to stop the cycle plugin is $(selector).cycle('stop');. But again, none of this is needed in your case. Just remove the calls to end and you should be fine.

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