NAME is not valid attribute of <tr>, so it's possible you can expect some inconsistencies. I suggest changing it to using ID instead (remember, IDs cannot begin with a number also, so you'll have to prepend it with something).
Other suggestions are using jQuery's data() functions: http://docs.jquery.com/Core/data or using the metadata plugin: http://plugins.jquery.com/project/metadata On Aug 27, 1:21 am, Dannib <dni...@gmail.com> wrote: > I just ran into a behaviour that I can't explain using jQuery 1.3.2. > > -- HTML > <table id="global_id"> > <tr>...</tr> > <tr class="rel_event" name="12345">...</tr> > <tr class="rel_event" name="12347">...</tr> > <tr>...</tr> > </table> > > -- First code which doesn't work in IE6 (work in mozilla browsers, > IE7+, Opera and probably others as well) > $('#'+gl_my_tbl_id+' tr.rel_event[name='+uniq_id+']').remove(); > > -- Code that DOES work in IE6 > $('#'+gl_my_tbl_id+' tr.rel_event').filter('[name='+uniq_id+']').remove > (); > > As expected or a unhandled/unexpected/buggy behaviour in IE6?
