Question

I’ve got a testimonial plugin that rotates. On a very basic level here is what it does:

http://jsfiddle.net/Y5hJH/2/

For some reason the link above works in both FF and Chrome, but on my site (with some AJAX and animation) it doesn’t work on FF.

Here’s the site: http://simplicityabc.com/cms/. The testimonials are down in the footer.

There are no console errors using Firebug and when I add an alert or console.log to the anonymous function in firefox it never fires. It just seems that FF is ignoring that function altogether.

Answer 1

It’s hard to tell what else might be wrong (if anything), but here’s a problem:

$.ivycat_ajax_do( { 'action' : 'get-testimonials', 'testimonial-dets' : $( '#testimonial-dets' ).val() }, function( resp ){
    var testimonials = $.parseJSON( resp );
});

That declaration of “testimonials” inside the ajax callback handler means that the response is parsed and assigned to a local variable (inside the handler) called “testimonials”. The like-named variable in the outer context will therefore not be affected, and it will remain undefined.

Take away the var on that line and see if that helps.