Hi Stefan!
>
> your guess is not even close. If it was about the 'internals' then you
> would not hear about it because is my job to fix it.
>
Ok, sorry.
> If you take a look in the code you will see
>
> jQuery.ajax(
> {
> success: function(response)
> {
> xml = $.httpData(response);
> ...
> }
> }
> )
> I had to use '$.httpData' so I can work with $('nodename', xml). Before
> version 1.0.1 I never needed to use it. Now in version 1.0.2 the
> '$.httpData' is useless.
> Try to imagine how this impacts a real application, with thousands lines
> of code.
>
Oh right, that is really ugly. That was quite a heavy API change.
According to the revision history, John added the call to $.httpData
with revision 278, I have no idea why that was necessary...
-- Jörn
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