On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 4:21 AM, Klaus Hartl <klaus.ha...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello Brian, would you mind to file a bug for this?
>
> --Klaus
I don't mind at all.In fact, I've found a partial fix. Not really a
fix, but a lead, anyway. However, I don't see any obvious way to reset
my forgotten password for Trac. There really should be a link for that
on the login page.
I'm referring to the UI Trac site, not the main jquery bugtracker, for
which I do have my password. I did search Trac before posting, btw,
and found a similar bug but it's a year old and closed.
Anyway, I'll leave some info here, for now.
I altered the cleanup method (line 494) of ui.tabs.js
var cleanup = function() {
self.$tabs.filter('.ui-tabs-loading').removeClass('ui-tabs-loading')
.each(function() {
if (o.spinner)
//inner(this).parent().html(inner(this).data('label.tabs'));
inner(this).html(inner(this).find('em').data('label.tabs'));
});
self.xhr = null;
};
While the data is stored inside the EM, inner(this) here is actually
the A tag. The change above causes the spinner to be properly removed
on tab load.
But, when I remove the spinner option and let the default text be
used, inner(this) is then an EM tag and the "loading ..." text is not
removed when a tab loads (with my change in place)
So, the best I can figure out so far is that the 'ui-tabs-loading'
class is applied to a different element--A or EM--depending on what's
inside the tab's A tag. Thus, the filter in cleanup() will return a
different element. Or something like that. I'm going to pursue that a
bit more.
I did wonder if the problem was related to nesting an img inside an
em, but switching the doctype had no effect.
If I figure out how to log in to UI Trac I'll post all of this there
along with anything else I uncover.
