syntax error problem

[hisuwh]

Ive been editing my website on my local server and got to a good point.Wanting to show it to some colleagues I uploaded it to my webspace but straight away javascript throws a hissy fit.For some reason I am getting a syntax error on this line character 60 (which is the a of the "loadingcontent" randomly)Any suggestions?

document.getElementById("contentwrapper").className = "loadingcontent";

[hisuwh]

this is site if it helps anyone solve this:http://amplesound.co.uk/temp/

[thescientist]

can you show us more? Does the element contentwrapper have an ID and a class applied to it?

[hisuwh]

<div id="contentwrapper" class="">

[Ingolme]

The error console tells me that this is the problem:

callAHAH('content.php?ajax=yes&content='+tab+'&database='+, 'contentwrapper',---------------------------------------------------------^

[thescientist]

nm, didn't see the link posted.

[hisuwh]

The error console tells me that this is the problem:

callAHAH('content.php?ajax=yes&content='+tab+'&database='+, 'contentwrapper',---------------------------------------------------------^

Ah thanks ive fixed it. What error console told you this?Cos if id been pointed to the right place i could have fixed it. cheers

[ShadowMage]

Probably firebug for firefox. That seems to be the most popular one here. (It's the one I use)

[Ingolme]

Not Firebug, just Firefox's normal error console. It's in the line the immediately follows the one you showed.

[ShadowMage]

Not Firebug, just Firefox's normal error console. It's in the line the immediately follows the one you showed.

Didn't know firefox had a 'normal error console'. 'Course I've never really used firefox without firebug installed...