"The only
solution that could be faster than this is to temporary delete the
name of
the found element and repeat the $() call, after which the name would
be
restored. Unfortunately it isn't possible. " I think my solution is
something like what you said, I doubt it will get a better
performance, especially in ie, so many outerHTML changing, and for $
function, because this is really an edge case, $$("*[id=...]") should
fix it only the performance hit, ie and opera's misbehaving on the
input's name is unreasonable, so correcting it by $$ should be the
best. And for my solution, it is too ugly, I won't use it, just prove
you can change the name and fix it.
On Jun 18, 5:33 pm, "Mislav Marohnić" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On 6/18/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > My solution, maybe too complicated, one path for opera which is pretty
> > good and with good performance, the path for internet explorer which
> > is complicated, and for my testing it is stable
>
> Your solution may suit you but we will not accept anything that messes with
> the document. So now let this discussion go in the direction of the 3 items
> I suggested. No alternative solutions will be accepted (unless they are
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