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It will be tricky to debug that without the full code. How could we know if your variables are globals, if you're calling the right control vars and so on!?

Anyway, the first thing to do would be to test the value of panAct var by adding alert(panAct); instructions just at the beginning of your function.

By the way, it would probably be a great idea to return panAct; var at the end.

It will be tricky to debug that without the full code. How could we know if your variables are globals, if you're calling the right control vars and so on!

Anyway, the first thing to do would be to test the value of panAct var by adding alert(panAct); instructions just at the beginning of your function.

By the way, it would probably be a great idea to return panAct; var at the end.

It will be tricky to debug that without the full code. How could we know if your variables are globals, if you're calling the right control vars and so on?

Anyway, the first thing to do would be to test the value of panAct var by adding alert(panAct); instructions just at the beginning of your function.

By the way, it would probably be a great idea to return panAct; var at the end.

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edit approved Mar 21, 2020 at 13:38

Noura

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It will be tricky to debug that without the full code . How could we know if your variables are globals, if you're calling the right control vars and so on!???

Anyway, the first thing to do would be to test the value of panActpanAct var by adding alert(panAct);alert(panAct); instructions just at the beginning of your function.

By the way, it would probably be a great idea to return panAct;return panAct; var at the end.

It will be tricky to debug that without the full code . How could we know if your variables are globals, if you're calling the right control vars and so on!???

Anyway, the first thing to do would be to test the value of panAct var by adding alert(panAct); instructions just at the beginning of your function.

By the way, it would probably be a great idea to return panAct; var at the end.

It will be tricky to debug that without the full code. How could we know if your variables are globals, if you're calling the right control vars and so on!

Anyway, the first thing to do would be to test the value of panAct var by adding alert(panAct); instructions just at the beginning of your function.

By the way, it would probably be a great idea to return panAct; var at the end.

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created May 5, 2011 at 15:13

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It will be tricky to debug that without the full code . How could we know if your variables are globals, if you're calling the right control vars and so on!???

Anyway, the first thing to do would be to test the value of panAct var by adding alert(panAct); instructions just at the beginning of your function.

By the way, it would probably be a great idea to return panAct; var at the end.

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