Benjamin Sterling schrieb:
> This tells me that it is pulling the right things (I assume) but when 
> I add:
>     $.log($('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', doc).attr('for'));
>     $.log($('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', doc).attr('for'));
>
> I get undefined for them both.  But if I change for to whatfor, it 
> works.  Ultimately I can stick with whatfor at the attribute, but why 
> would that mater?
jQuery has a fix in attr to change "for" to "htmlFor", which is correct 
for normal HTML document, but of course wrong for XML documents. "class" 
is transformed to "className".

It may be worth checking if the element passed into jQuery.attr is a 
element from an XML document. If you think so, would be report that as a 
bug/enhancement?

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Jörn Zaefferer

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