In our rails rfq.js.coffee, we only have a simple js code:
$(function() {
$('#need_report').change(function(){
if ($(this).val() == true) {
$('#report_language').hide();
} // end if
}); // end change()
}); // end ready(function)
However this code causes an error saying that function() in first line is a reserved word. Since the first line is basically a jquery $(document).ready(function () {})
, we have no clue why this error shows up. Any thoughts about it? Thanks so much.
You can't use standard JS like that in a Coffeescript file. Either rename the file to rfq.js
, or convert it to coffeescript:
$ ->
$('#need_report').change ->
if $(this).val()
$('#report_language').hide()
You can embed regular javascript by surrounding the code with back-ticks "`". I wish it worked like the other parsing languages as well...it took me lot's of unnecessary debugging and searching to figure that out. http://coffeescript.org/#embedded
Maybe you wrote JavaScript code into file with extension .coffee
you can use js2.coffee to convert your code from JavaScript to CoffeeSecript