The below code is in my javascript/jquery script, but for some reason Firebug tells me I have a "syntax error: var fbbirthday = ;\n
".
var fbbirthday = <?php echo $fb_day_of_birth; ?>;
var fbbirthmonth = <?php echo $fb_month_of_birth; ?>;
var selectbirthyear = $('#ad_engine_birth_date_year').val();
Meanwhile, the browser actually shows the following (because the php variables $fb_day_of_birth
and $fb_month_of_birth
are empty when the user isn't logged into facebook).
var fbbirthday = ;
var fbbirthmonth = ;
var selectbirthyear = $('#ad_engine_birth_date_year').val();
I've spent a while trying to figure out where the \n
that firebug finds is coming from. Any h开发者_StackOverflow中文版elp would be appreciated!
This statement is illegal as the right hand side of the assignment is missing:
var fbbirthmonth = ;
This is probably due to $fb_day_of_birth
that is an empty string. You should check that and use an alternative value like:
var fbbirthday = <?php echo is_numeric($fb_day_of_birth) ? $fb_day_of_birth : 0; ?>;
Or better use json_encode
:
var fbbirthday = <?php echo json_encode($fb_day_of_birth); ?>;
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