Hosting breaks Javascript (?)

[jrc03c]

I previously hosted a static site on Dropbox, but I moved it to Bitbucket today (via these instructions). The hosting itself works just fine; I can access those hosted files as expected. But for some reason the Javascript functions that are called (via jQuery) on

$(document).ready()

aren't working properly any more. I also noticed that Bitbucket injects a Javascript snippet at the beginning of my HTML documents, which is almost certainly the culprit. When I view the Javascript console while at the Dropbox site, I get no error messages. But when I view the Javascript console while at the Bitbucket site, I get an error message: "SyntaxError: class is a reserved identifier" and a pointer to the jQuery file (over which I have no control, of course).

Does anyone know what that injected Javascript snippet is, why it would break my code, and how to work around it? Thanks!

[Deleted user · Accepted solution]

Does anyone know what that injected Javascript snippet is

The same document that you link to in the question says:

Finally, Atlassian injects a rum.js script into each Bitbucket website. This script captures internal web analytics and statistics.

No idea why your site is broken though. Maybe you should file a issue report to Atlassian ?

[jrc03c]

Oh, I guess I didn't notice that on the page, but I bet that you're right. I'll file an issue report. Thanks!

[Seth]

If you want to post a link to the site, I'll take a glance at the JS myself, but I've never attempted using free online storage to host static sites.

[jrc03c]

Seriously? Nobody?