It's not an issue with jQuery or the browser. A whole page (HTML element and all) into another page, it'd be invalid HTML so the browser could do anything with it. It's like writing:
<html> <head>...<head> <body> ... <html> <head>...<head> <body>...</body> </html> ... </body> </html> So as you can see that would make no sense. The solution is to insert a "partial" document, in this case just the part inside the <body> and any scripts (though you may want to check out the $.getScript() function). Karl Rudd On Sun, Jun 22, 2008 at 12:44 PM, Nyro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I figured out a tweak problem with jQuery, whole html page injection > and Safari. > > I tested only in safari on Windows, maybe that will works differently > in Mac. > > To figure out the problem, I make a small testing page > > http://nyromodal.nyrodev.com/jQueryBug.php > > As you can see, when loading the page with an ajax request, the alert > is shown in Firefox, IE but not Safari. > > Basically everything contained in the head part is simply not used. > Writing the script tag in the body part works well. > > Moreover the HTML content is not the same. I don't know if it's a > jQuery Issue or a browser, and this thing is not really important. > > It could be great if jQuery fix this Safari issue. > > Thanks >
