Typo; I meant that searching for $().find("[foobar]") doesn't work.
On Aug 9, 9:11 pm, David wrote:
> So if I understand your example correctly, you are suggesting that
> jquery just ignores the namespace prefix in a tag---that if you want
> to find said tag, you just query for it without the na
So if I understand your example correctly, you are suggesting that
jquery just ignores the namespace prefix in a tag---that if you want
to find said tag, you just query for it without the namespace prefix.
However, the same does not appear to be true for attributes---ie, if I
add attribute ex:foo
var $xml = $("No namespaces");
$xml.find("x:node").text()
/*
*/
$xml.find("node").text()
/*
No namespaces
*/
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var that=this;
jQuery.ajax({ }) ;
What is 'that' doing over there ?
If that line is in the global scope then: this === window.
So ... anywhere inside obj argument to ajax(), where you mention $
(that),
that is actually the same as if you have written: $(window) ...
which in trun will not w
Hi John,
No problem. I was looking to integrate support for $.live() into my
Visual Event tool ( http://www.sprymedia.co.uk/article/Visual+Event )
- what I can (and will) do though is to highlight elements with a live
event attached to them and just not that the source function isn't
directly ava
Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone had any feedback, comments, or concerns
about the fix proposed in Bug 4834 http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/4834).
This bug describes a situation where jQuery introduces global
variables resulting in possible conflicts with other javascript
libraries on the page. T
I posted this to the jQuery en list but think it might be relevant to
the devs as well. And I would appreciate any insight that the
development community has.
FireBug is reporting this error.
jquery.js (line 3633)
object is undefined
[Break on this error] var name, i = 0, length = object.length;\
I've been working on a project that uses namespaced attributes. I had
thought, given that the bottom of the "selectors" documentation talks
about escaping special characters so they can be used in selectors,
that jquery at this point could handle such namespaced attributes.
But it seems that it c
I recently posted this bug regarding selectors with commas in IE 7. It
includes a minimal test case.
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/4999
I was just wondering if anybody had had the time to look into it. :)
-matt
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