Passing values to less variables from jquery using less.modifyVars

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Pass the css value dynamically using LESS, It works fine in google chrome but not supported in firefox and ie[11](browser compatibility issue).

Consider the below screen shot code, That it works perfectly on google chrome but not supported by firefox and IE.[ie., CSS attribute backgroundcolor value is passed from javascript to less file, that the values received/ assigned by chrome but firefox it takes empty and similar to IE11 also]

please refer the screens:
code: http://s24.postimg.org/4aksi6sdx/code.png[^]
browser issue:
http://s8.postimg.org/ia9ki4nnp/Browser.png[^]

Posted 15-Dec-14 0:42am

ravikpm

Updated 15-Dec-14 1:44am

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Thanks7872 15-Dec-14 7:01am

There is nothing clear. Explain the issue with the code you have implemented till now. Use Improve question link above.

ravikpm 15-Dec-14 7:38am

Hi Rohan,
Thanks for your valuable comments, The above mentioned code was worked fine in chrome but not supported by firefox and IE ie., (In less file - background color attribute value not applied)

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