[bornecw]

Hello All,
This is probably something easy, but I seem to be getting stuck here. The transitions are not firing off, I suspect because I am using window.location.

I have a button:
<a href="index.html" data-role="button" id="btnSave" data-transition="slide">Calculate</a>

And my Javascript Function:

$(document).ready(function() {
      window.scrollTo(0, 1);
      $("#btnSave").click(function() {
            var result =(3.14285714*(($('#fRadius').val())*($('#fRadius').val())))*($('#fHeight').val());
             window.location = "gatherInfo.html?" + result;
 });
});

[Jstall]

Hi,

Just a few things. Are you sure that your click handler is firing?


Are you sure that there is not an error with the line:

var result =(3.14285714*(($('#fRadius').val())*($('#fRadius').val())))*($('#fHeight').val());

?
Have you tried to view the result variable(just put it in a console.log or an alert) to ensure that it is what you expect it to be?

Your redirect line looks like it should work, that's why I am asking. Putting a window.redirect call inside a click handler should not cause a problem in and of itself.

[bornecw]

Thanks for the reply. The code is working properly, and it is changing the page. The problem is that the transition is not firing. Is there a way to call the transition when using window.location?

Jstall, on 12 January 2012 - 08:08 AM, said:

Hi,

Just a few things. Are you sure that your click handler is firing?


Are you sure that there is not an error with the line:

var result =(3.14285714*(($('#fRadius').val())*($('#fRadius').val())))*($('#fHeight').val());

?
Have you tried to view the result variable(just put it in a console.log or an alert) to ensure that it is what you expect it to be?

Your redirect line looks like it should work, that's why I am asking. Putting a window.redirect call inside a click handler should not cause a problem in and of itself.