Hi,
I've been using the following JQuery code to generate striped table rows:
$(".zebra tr:odd").addClass("odd");
However, we're use a CMS & each time a user edits a page that employs this
code, the CMS appears to be adding a nasty jquery-related attribute to each
table row that has a class value of 'odd'. For example:
<tr class="odd" jquery1201791561172="13" jquery1202395579096="12"
jquery1202723035398="10" jquery1202723075859="10" jquery1202747552558="10"
jquery1203356118865="8" jquery1203433854906="6" jquery1204552517328="4"
jquery1204553546546="4">
Obviously our preferred solution would be to fix our CMS, but until that's
done is there a way in JQuery to apply a regular expression test on all
attribute names (not values) to remove all such offending attributes?
Thanks.
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