CODEWITHSUNDEEP
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user964147
user964147

Reputation: 739

Why jquery is saying missing : after property id?

I wrote follwing jquery code for slider toggle box. When i execute it, jquery saying missing : after property id.

function toggleBox(){
     $(".toggleLink").toggle(                                         
           function() {
                $(this).parent('.toggleBoxContainer').find('.toggleBox').slideUp('slow');
                var SlideStatus = $(this).parent('.toggleBoxContainer').find('.hiddenFilterID').text(); 
                $.get(window.location ,{ $(this).parent('.toggleBoxContainer').find('.hiddenFilterID').text() : SlideStatus} );
                console.log($(this).parent('.toggleBoxContainer').find('.hiddenFilterID').text()); 
                }, function() {
                $(this).parent('.toggleBoxContainer').find('.toggleBox').slideDown('slow');
                $.get(window.location ,{ SlideStatus : null } );
             });  
}

Where i am doing wrong. Help will be greatly apprciated

Upvotes: 1

Views: 127

Answers (2)

devnull69
devnull69

Reputation: 16544

Use the associative array notation for objects if you want dynamic key names

var myobject = {};
myobject[SlideStatus] = SlideStatus;
$.get(window.location, myobject);

Upvotes: 3

MassivePenguin
MassivePenguin

Reputation: 3711

Your first $.get statement doesn't make sense. You're assigning the value of $(this).parent('.toggleBoxContainer').find('.hiddenFilterID').text() to the variable SlideStatus, then passing the same variable name to the $.get statement.

Either use a different variable name outside the $.get call, or change the name of the argument you're passing in to the $.get call. At the moment, they're the wrong way round (it should be propertyName : propertyValue).

Upvotes: 0

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