jquery ajax error!

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im getting following error, dunno where and why? cause code works fine and i dont know what is wrong, please suggest something :$

uncaught exception: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: #

Line 0

why code and functionality works totally fine, even when this error show.. but it dont work in ie, so i need to fix this.

following is the callback function that runs when error shows;

built_list: function (response)
 { 
  var parent_id = 0;
  var selected_id = 0; 

  var breadCrump_count = response.bread_crump.length;

  if (breadCrump_count > 1)
   parent_id = response.bread_crump[(breadCrump_count-2)].album_id;

  $("#album_listing_selected_parent").val(parent_id);

  ......
  }

  $("#album_listing").jScrollPane({showArrows:true, scrollbarWidth:20, arrowSize:15, reinitialiseOnImageLoad:true, wheelSpeed: 28});
 },

Edited:

im using firefox this bug i got is in firebug

i just try testing some stuff and i actually commented all the built_list inside code and the error still show, so its not inside built_list, BUT error trigger after we get ajax response. i have some other ajax on the application, which works fine, but this one shows this error. im still confuse, im gonna check what is doing before it sends to ajax. actually following is the code that makes the ajax call

$(".view_sub_album").live('click', function() {
        album.get_list(album.getID(this), 0);       
        //$("#album_listing > ul").html('<li></li>'); // empty for new selected albums  
        return false;
    });

Edited Again: if i remove the following line, then the error hides and yes the error is exactly same as i wrote in start, which was from firebug. anyway i think jScrollPan overrights clicks! or soemthing.. cause when i removed the jScrollPan line, it dont give error anymore.

$("#album_listing").jScrollPane({showArrows:true, scrollbarWidth:20, arrowSize:15, reinitialiseOnImageLoad:true, wheelSpeed: 28});

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Basit · Accepted Answer · 2009-10-25 06:31:57Z

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after lots of test and debugging, the answer is:

you have to get the jscrollPan from the svn source code and not the old release from the download section, because old version dont have fix and links inside the Scoller start giving the above error. sorry guys, its stupid thing, but thats what it solved.

answered Oct 25, 2009 at 6:31

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Justin Johnson Over a year ago

I just read this whole thread to find out that this is already solved. Please mark this as the answer so others will know that you don't need any further help.

Basit Over a year ago

ya i wish i could, but stackoverflow wont let me pick my own answer for atleast 2 days, after 2 days i can select my own answer lol.. maybe make a request to them they start letting people accept there own answers.

aviraldg · Accepted Answer · 2009-10-25 05:38:43Z

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Notice what your error says? Line 0. Now, line 0 in your callback code, is clearly error free. Therefore, according to IE, the error you have is in one of the event handlers of your elements ... like <body onload="...">. Check the page elements for that. (For a complete fix, drop IE and use Firefox to test your websites)

answered Oct 25, 2009 at 5:38

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James Black · Accepted Answer · 2009-10-25 05:39:05Z

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Since we don't have enough info to try to duplicate it, the best I can do is ask questions that may help you.

What browsers does this error appear on?
If on Firefox, have you installed firebug, if yes, what error is in the console?
If on IE, have you tried IE8? If yes, bring up the Web Developer plugin (for me I hit F12) and start debugging the javascript, and see what error comes up, and what line.
Let us know what was sent to the server, the response, and the results from debugging.
What is the value in response that was passed to built_list?

Otherwise it is purely guesswork. I wonder if response.bread_crumb is null.

answered Oct 25, 2009 at 5:39

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James Black Over a year ago

You didn't specify the error in firebug. Since it isn't in the function you put code up for you may want to edit the question with better code to give more guidance.

Basit Over a year ago

actually that is the error from firebug, but i found the problem, but need solution, check my edited post again please.. thank you

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