Karl Swedberg wrote:
Hi Chris,
The docs are correct as of jQuery version 1.2. Previous versions use @.
Actually, you can get by using @ even in 1.2, but it's deprecated.
Ever have one of those times when you *swore* you checked the version and
*swore* you double-checked your code? This was one of those. In one of my
tests which was on 1.2.1, it wasn't working before but is now as you've noted.
Thanks for clearing this up for me.
--Karl
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On Oct 10, 2007, at 1:44 PM, Chris Scott wrote:
In the attribute selector docs (http://docs.jquery.com/Selectors) it
looks like all the selectors are missing an @ before the attribute.
e.g. [attribute^=value] should be [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At least this is what I found to work after beating my head against a
selector for about 20 minutes. :-)
Just want to confirm this correct before I go editing the doc pages
for these.
Thanks.
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