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I think i might have bypassed the resource protection by redirecting the “src” files to my site directly as opposed to the previous cpanel link. But the problem persists.
The script displays chord names and if clicked two modal popover windows appear above and below the css separators <te> </te> showing the chord for guitar and piano as an image.
On online compilers, it behaves as expected, all divisions triggering images correctly.
On my site, however, the popovers are being reordered (nested) css-wise and only trigger images at each last evaluation.
on the right part on the first screenshot, the <te> are all children of li.
http://tpcg.io/U8OUH6 should now work
on the left they are messed up and each <te> is parented to the previous <te> and not directly to
http://chordaedron.com/Tutorial/
paste on the fields the following for test:
D# add11,A# M7/5+,G m7,C 7/5+,D# M7/5-,G madd9,A# M79,F add11
and the output should be as in the first screenshot.
the strange thing is that on the compiler everything is ok, but the same script copy-pasted on the site works only partially.
how could i adapt the code to make sure they are nested each to the function that makes the separators and passes them starts at line 346
function sampleFunction(c, b, a, t) {
and at line 493 textReplace(arr.join(),”,”,”</te>,<te>”) makes the divisions.
like in the last screenshot.
I hope its not too confusing
some internal site-builder scripts/helper templates like that of cpanel don’t behave as they should in their “custom Html”, I solved the issue by uploading the HTML (js) file on the server and redirecting the link on the published site to that uploaded file on the server. I guess that this is the way someone ought to make a site in the first place, and not use shortcuts.
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