In the course of preparing a page to show you, I discovered that it worked in IE, so obviously not a jquery problem
I'll have to explore other things... thanks, J. On 9 Mar, 00:05, "Jeffrey Kretz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Would you be able to put up a public-facing test page that I could take a > look at? I could step through the code in the VS.NET debugger and see > what's up. > > JK > > -----Original Message----- > From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > > Behalf Of jez > Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2008 7:50 AM > To: jQuery (English) > Subject: [jQuery] jquery scripts in internet explorer not running > > Hi, > Yesterday I ran into problems with colliding namespaces on a project > I'm working on, so I decided that while I was getting organised I'd > try out a js library, and choose jquery. I think I made the right > choice, but some of my scripts now do nothing in IE while still > working in firefox. > > One of the scripts that doesn't work is very simple, so I'll provide > it as an example: > > // select all checkboxes, add a "select all" button to buttons div > // using standard js: > $(document).ready(function() { > //alert($("div.buttons").length); > // a function to set all checkboxes to true in a form > var select_all = function() { > $(this) > .parents("form") > .find("input:checkbox") > .attr("checked", true); > // alert($(this)); > return false; > }; > > // add a button to call select_all on click > $('<input type="button" name="select_all" value="Select All" />') > .click(select_all) > .appendTo($("div.buttons")); > }); > > That's it, hopefully a more experienced jquery user can spot any > mistakes that might be there. Neither IE 6 nor 7 even alerts $ > ("div.buttons").length, btw. > It could be something unrelated to jquery, but as this is the first > time I've used it, I thought I'd check. > > Thanks, > Jez Austin.
