What does histars() do?
Joey T wrote:
>
>
> Hello All,
>
> This is my first round with jQuery, which I think is absolutely
> fantastic, btw.
>
> At any rate, I have encountered a funky bug which seems to be IE /
> Internet Explorer specific.
>
> after completing a .getJSON request, whenever a numeric value is
> returned, IE is rounding the number, not returning the full decimal.
> I am not seeing this behavior in Firefox or Safari.
>
> The code to generate the JSON return data is pretty straight forward:
>
> $json = '{ "avg": "' . $average . '", "count": "'.$count.'" }';
>
> as you can see, all values are wrapped in double quotes.
>
> When I load any element or event with the value from the return data
> set in jquery/javascript it is always rounded to the nearest whole
> number - but only on IE ! This occurs even if I pass the return data
> value off to a prepared variable such as :: var rating = new Number();
>
> example jQuery code:
>
> $(document).ready(function() {
> $.getJSON('rate.php', {
> rating: '0' /* doesn't apply a new rating,
> just returns the
> count and avg */
> }, function(data) {
> rating = data.avg;
>
> histars(rating);
>
>
> $('#starMsg').text(starMsg[0]).attr('title',rating);
> }
> );
> });
>
> for instance, this example will always set the span id=starMsg title
> element to '3' on IE, but in FF or Safari the title element will be
> '3.05'
>
> I have searched around for an answer to this, as I would think it is
> an IE issue, obviously - but is it perhaps related to jQuery too? Has
> anyone else had this issue, if so, how do they deal with it ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jt
>
>
>
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