Question

.full-arrow is an arrow that selects the next page. .full-navigation is a navigation bar, quite simply boxes in a line that change colour when you select them. The rest of the function isn’t on here but you get the general idea.

When I create a trigger event to the function below the first one, it goes through okay but I’m unsure whether it’s not picking up the index() or whether it’s just not working at all. Weirdly, it works the first time but I think that’s because the same_page variable is declared as 0 in the beginning.

The reason I’m also doubting whether it’s the index() not being passed on is because the alert("foo"); isn’t coming up.

$(".full-arrow").click(function() {
  $(".full-navigation li:eq(" + same_page+1 + ")").trigger("click");
});

$(".full-navigation li").click(function(event) {
  //alert("foo");
  //alert(same_page);
  same_page = $(this).index();
  if(same_page == $(this).index()) { return false; }
});

Answer 1

Where are you getting the same_page variable from? Try using parseInt( same_page, 10 )–I have a hunch it’s actually a string.