I'm having the same problems here.
And it looks the same with the latest release (1.2) :-(
Help, anyone?
On Sep 10, 7:26 pm, Bryan Blakey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As many others have already noted, if your page makes anAJAXcall
> that returnsjavascriptand HTML, for some reasonIEand Safari are
> unwilling to execute any of thejavascript. Looking through the
> jQuery code, I noticed that there *used* to be an evalScripts function
> in the same object as the load function, but that is deprecated in
> light of the fact that there is now a globalEval function that should
> be called with certain of the the HTML injection methods. However,
> after numerous tests, it seems that this wasn't working all the time
> in either Safari orIE. I dediced to add the evalScripts function
> back in like so:
>
> evalScripts: function( self ){
> var scripts = self.get(0).getElementsByTagName( 'script' );
> $(scripts).each(function(){
> if ( window.execScript ) {
> window.execScript( $(this).html() );
> }
> else if ( jQuery.browser.safari ) {
> window.setTimeout( $(this).html(), 0 );
> }
> else {
> eval.call( window, $(this).html() );
> }
> });
> }
>
> This gets called by load if the oncomplete status is "success" with:
>
> self.evalScripts( self );
>
> Can anyone tell me if this is a bad idea (and if so, why?) as well as
> any insights into why the built in globalEval function doesn't always
> work inIEor Safari?
