Problem solved.
The problem is that IE adds full path to created links (for example,
if I create a link to #contact.2, it becomes
http://mysite.com/page.php#contact.2).
So the selector was wrong.
Now's fixed :)
On Jun 10, 10:01 pm, Asgl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've a strange problems with IE (currently, IE6. Don't know IE 7):
>
> I've got this method:
>
> function iSMSfixIEHistory()
> {
> var temp;
> $("#log").append("Function called<br>");
> $.each($("a[href^='#']"), function() {
> temp = $(this).attr("href").replace(/\#/,
> "stupidIE.php?query=");
> $(this).attr("href",
> 'javascript:document.getElementById("stupidIEiframe").setAttribute("src",
> "'+temp+'")');
> $("#log").append(temp+"<br>");
> });
>
> }
>
> It's working correctly in Firefox.
> It works in IE only for elements that weren't created using
> javascript. Let me explain:
> This method has to be executed when the page loads and when new links
> are added dinamically to the page (after a AJAX call). For the first
> ones, it works perfectly, but the second ones aren't found.
>
> This is how I create new links:
> for(key in use_list)
> {
> list += '<li><a href="#contact.' + use_list[key][0] + '">' +
> use_list[key][1] + "</a></li>";
> }
>
> (then I add list contents to the page using $("#content").html(list) )
>
> I've made a log:
>
> This is what looks like in Firefox (and what should be):
> Function called
> stupidIE.php?query=import
> stupidIE.php?query=prefs
> stupidIE.php?query=home
> stupidIE.php?query=contact.3
> stupidIE.php?query=contact.1219
> stupidIE.php?query=contact.1148
> stupidIE.php?query=contact.53
> stupidIE.php?query=contact.29
> stupidIE.php?query=contact.15
> stupidIE.php?query=contact.38
> (etc)
>
> But this is what happens in IE:
> Function called
> stupidIE.php?query=import
> stupidIE.php?query=prefs
> stupidIE.php?query=home
> Function called
>
> (the first three were in HTML code)
>
> Is it a jQuery bug? How could I solve it?
>
> Thank you
