I have a snippet of JQuery code that do some bar scrolling.
Since I have three, four, ... n bar to slide into my PHP page, I assign them dinamically an id and pass it to JQuery for be sure that my snippet slide the correct bar on a mouseOver event.
That's the snippet of code that do the "inizialization" of my scrolls
(function($){
$.fn.horizontalScroll = function(options) {
var rid = arguments[0];
var oid = arguments[1];
var defaults = { };
var options = $.extend(defaults, options);
return this.each(function() {
var horiz_scroll = new dw_scrollObj($(this).attr('id'), $(this).children().attr('id'), $(this).children().children().attr('id'));
horiz_scroll.setUpScrollbar("dragBar_"+rid+"_offer_"+oid, "track_"+rid+"_offer_"+oid, "h", 1, 1);
horiz_scroll.setUpScrollControls('scrollbar_'+rid+'_offer_'+oid);
As you can see, "dragBar_"+rid+"_offer_"+oid
dinamically concatenates my id(s) to other string part.
That's fine and all goin' well, except when my oid
became something like -1
In that case I have an error that says
identifier starts immediately after numeric literal
That's confuse me, because i've read on StackOverflow some questions like this (just a random one) and I expect that behaviour for all concatenation that involves number.
That the snippet of code where all "breaks"
this.timerId = setInterval(this.animString + ".scroll()", 10);
Where this.animString
is "dw_scrollObj.col.horiz_container_outer_55_offer_-1"
while in other case (where it works) is "dw_scrollObj.col.horiz_container_outer_62_offer_234"
Anyone can explain me why this happen?