Javascript Syntax Error

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Hi,

Getting Syntax error on runtime for the below script.

"SCRIPT1002: Syntax error"

JavaScript

function changetext(s, e){
var cmbThemes=document.getElementById('cmbThemes');
var selectedValue = cmbThemes.options[cmbThemes.selectedIndex].value;
var selectedText = cmbThemes.options[cmbThemes.selectedIndex].text;
alert(selectedValue);
alert(selectedText);
if (selectedText() == "Glass"){
alert ("Glass");
}
}

Any help is much appreciated. !!!!

Posted 26-Nov-13 1:01am

Rahul Krishnan R

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JoCodes 26-Nov-13 7:07am

Which line?

Thomas ktg 26-Nov-13 7:08am

look at this place if (selectedText() == "Glass")
you have give like a method selectedText(),remove the brackets () and see if it is working fine.

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Solution 1

Hi Rahul,
In IF condition you have added open and close parenthesis for selectedText like this selectedText().

Remove () from the selectedText in IF condition will do the trick I believe,so giva a try....

Hope this helps you a bit.

Regards,
RK

Posted 26-Nov-13 1:06am

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Updated 26-Nov-13 1:08am

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Rahul Krishnan R 26-Nov-13 7:31am

Guys, tried removing open and close parenthesis and that didn't turn up working.
Thanks any ways.

♥…ЯҠ…♥ 26-Nov-13 7:44am

Again throwing error?

Rahul Krishnan R 26-Nov-13 22:36pm

Yes

♥…ЯҠ…♥ 26-Nov-13 22:55pm

We can't visualize your screen, so you should make us to understand clearly be giving error description,error in which line those are important here.

raneshtiwari 27-Nov-13 7:43am

Do you getting correct value in alert?

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Rahul Krishnan R · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-26T19:55:00

Solution 2

Hi Guys,

I managed to solve the issue. The issue was really on the clientsideeditor of Devexpress i guess.
It was not allowing more than 1 function in an event.

Thanks for your support anyways.

Posted 26-Nov-13 19:55pm

Rahul Krishnan R