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I’m using a requisition ajax, that returns me a json, from a page .php, named after a city of Mato grosso do sul calling for: Antônio João.
The error is javascript. Which says the following:
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Some javascript functions do not allow empty spaces between characters. An example, in my case, was the add(). I’m using to add a classList
var nomediv = 'Antônio João';
element.classList.add(nomediv);
How to solve?
element.classList returns a DOMTokenList element class attributes. element is a Domtokenlist representing the elementNodeReference class attribute. Therefore, it is known that as a rule, não é permitido espaços para compor o nome de uma classe. And to solve the error was implementing a simple REGEX:
var nomediv = 'Antônio João';
element.classList.add(nomediv.value.replace(/\s/g, '') );
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Using accent in a class name is also asking for trouble. Why not use the database ID instead of the city name? And why not put this as element id instead of class ?
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They are alternative solutions and not assertive solutions to this problem, @bfavaretto.
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At the very least, removing the accents would be a wise alternative...
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What code is generating this error? It matters what’s on and around the 1202 line.
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@bfavaretto, you are the best . ONLY this simple observation helped me to identify the error. vlw!!!
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