Open eighteight opened 10 years ago
Your ".repertory" class in your JS does not seem to match up to the div id in the html page which has
Hi! There is<div class="repertory"></div> element and it is being referred to as $(".repertory"). Sorry what is not matching?
Thanks.
hi
This JS script code in your head section the class .repertory, there is no div associated with it. Try changing it to #scriptumBlock which you have used for the twitter feed.
try this
$(document).ready(function() { $("#scriptumBlock").twit({ userName: "postscriptums", modpath: "/js/jquery/jquerytw/", numTweets: 5, loaderText: "Загрузка репертуара...", slideIn: true, showHeading: false, headingText: "", showProfileLink: false, slideIn: true, showHeading: false, headingText: "", showProfileLink: false }); });
Same error. Have a look.
ok
try this it a ticker version, this work for me, so as a test drop this in your code.
Hi, I think the part of your message got eaten. Would you like to try https://gist.github.com/
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Thanks.
only other thing is the the structure of the folder setup for the twitter folder
//
currently your code is
it might be helpful to have as this - as default set up in the index php twitter folder is as
Right, moved past that error. Now I am getting "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'statuses' of null", which, perhaps is related to authentication.
Thanks a lot!
No problem, just check that your index.php (in the twitter folder) app consumer and access keys/ tokens are have been setup and matchup.
For the record: the last error was due to old jquery. Upgrading to current version fixed it.
Thanks for your help.
Glad you fixed it, always a pain to setup the first time. cheers
I seem to have followed the directions, but get the "Uncaught TypeError: Object #