[SMW-devel] [SRF] exhibit format breaks down with jQuery 1.6.1

[Laurent Alquier]

Hi

I am running a custom skin based on jQuery.

I recently switched from jQuery 1.4.3 to 1.6.1 and noticed that pages with
the Exhibit format are now blank.
Reverting to 1.4.3 brings them back.

There is a javascript error as well :

Error: uncaught exception: Syntax error, unrecognized expression:
[rel=exhibit/data]

Something to look into as people are going to eventually upgrade.

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[SMW-devel] Strange #sak: results for record properties

[zehetner]

Hi,

I use
MediaWiki 1.16.0
PHP 5.2.1 (apache2handler)
MySQL   5.5.0-m2
Semantic MediaWiki (Version 1.6 alpha)(r90660)

Property:NameId
[[has type::Record| ]][[has fields::string;string| ]]

Property:String
[[has type::string]]

On page Test7 I have
[[NameId::Name1;Source1| ]]
[[NameId::Name2;Source2| ]]
[[NameId::Name3;| ]]
[[NameId::;Source4| ]]
[[Category:Testpages]]

Test queries:
{{#ask: [[Test7]] | ?NameId | format=table}} returns
[<>] NameId
Source4 (Source4)
Name3 (Name3)
Name2 (Name2)
Source1 (Source1)

{{#ask: [[Test7]] | ?NameId | format=ol}} returns
1. NameId Source4 (Source4) Name3 (Name3) Name2 (Name2) Source1 (Source1)

{{#ask: [[Category:Testpages]] | ?NameId | format=table}} returns
[<>][<>] NameId
Test7   Source4 (Source4)
Name3 (Name3)
Source2 (Source2)
Name1 (Name1)

{{#ask: [[Category:Testpages]] | ?NameId | format=ol}} returns
   1. Test7 (NameId Source4 (Source4) Name3 (Name3) Source2 (Source2)
Name1 (Name1))


That doesn't look right?

Cheers,
Gu

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