On Sat, May 30, 2009 at 3:32 PM, Karl Swedberg <[email protected]> wrote:
> If I recall correctly, getAttribute/setAttribute("class") doesn't work in
> (at least) IE 6 and 7.
I think you're right. I don't have any browsers setup for testing
right now, so I can't try things out. But, here are two alternatives
that may or may not be better:
This first technique relies on "namespaceURI" being part of the DOM interface:
svgNS = 'http://www.w3.org/2000/svg';
jQuery.className.get = function( elem ) {
if (elem.namespaceURI == svgNS) {
return elem.className.baseVal; // SVG DOM
} else {
return elem.className; // HTML DOM
}
}
jQuery.className.set = function( elem, value ) {
if (elem.namespaceURI == svgNS) {
return elem.className.baseVal = value; // SVG DOM
} else {
return elem.className = value; // HTML DOM
}
}
This second technique relies upon elem.className.baseVal being
"undefined" (and not generating an error or something):
jQuery.className.get = function( elem ) {
if (elem.className.baseVal == undefined) {
return elem.className; // HTML DOM
} else {
return elem.className.baseVal; // SVG DOM
}
}
jQuery.className.set = function( elem, value ) {
if (elem.className.baseVal == undefined) {
return elem.className = value; // HTML DOM
} else {
return elem.className.baseVal = value; // SVG DOM
}
}
-David
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