Here's what's happening in the new version, and why
it's failing in IE5.0.
On init, jquery reads in each axis selector -
jQuery.each(jQuery.macros.axis,
The axes look like this:
parent: a.parentNode,
ancestors: jQuery.parents,
parents:
OK, I've done some more work on this and it's a hopeless task. While you
can rewrite the pseudo-apply function to work, IE5.0 can't seem to work
out the length of the jquery object correctly.
But even if you get that working, IE5.0 doesn't support rudimentary
RegExp, e.g. ?=\w.
It's time to
Hello, I put the script together. Works for me!
Is it failing on even the most basic jquery? Like $('mydiv').hide()?
Basically all it does is make up the missing js functions that ie5.0
doesn't have - it doesn't change any jquery code.
Alistair
Daimajin wrote:
John, is there any news about
When jquery tries to get the height of a (display:none) element, it
clones the element as (visiblity:hidden display:block), appends it to
the BODY, calculates the dimensions, and removes it.
Which is all very clever.
The problem comes that if you style your element using css selectors,
then
