On Apr 20, 8:09 am, John Resig <jere...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > 1. JQuery blows up when hosting webpage JS has added attributes to
> > Object.prototype. I fixed this by patching jQuery for-in loops as
> > discussed in:http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/2721
>
> Yeah, this is still something that we're hoping to fix at some point.
Yeah, right. Then everybody can upgrade your monolithic mess again?
Is this project a long-running practical joke are are you really
serious? Filtering for-in loops is a no-brainer for a script like
this.
>
> > 2. JQuery blows up on certain xhtml+xml pages as it uses innerHTML().
> > Actually, this turned out to be a bug in Firebox. However, jQuery's
> > use of the the non-standard innerHTML(), rather than createElement()/
> > appendChild() has made me question whether jQuery will work on all
> > browser/web-page combinations. Then again, innerHTML should become
> > standard in HTML 5.
>
> innerHTML will only "blow up" if malformed or incorrect HTML is
> injected into an XHTML+XML page - which is exactly as you would expect
> it to (since you're working in a highly-strict environment, receiving
> error messages is part of the process).
You just make this stuff up as you go along. It is clear there are at
least two things you have never done:
1. Use an XHTML DOM
2. Run IE
Certainly that is not a comprehensive list. Best to give advice (and
write code) about things you know. ;)
>
> > 3. jQuery blows up when hosting webpage JS redefines createElement().
> > Thanks eBay, that was hilarious! This one would obviously affect any
> > JS bookmarklet, but it does indicate the "hostile" environment jQuery
> > could be operating in.
>
> Heh - how do they redefined createElement, I'm curious.
How do you think they "redefined" it? Doesn't matter a bit though as
the short answer to the OP's question is no. The long answer is: hell
no, not even close.
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