Hi Anton,
I am aware of the issue but missed your patch so thanks for bringing
it to my attention. It looks pretty close to a good fix. I'll dig in
and see if I can get this landed once I'm some place with decent
Internet.
--John
On Tuesday, November 3, 2009, Anton Kovalyov wrote:
> Three weeks
I think jQuery Docs should warn about well known bugs (that will never
be feasible to fix because of bad browsers like IE6).
There will always be newcomers and all are not equally knowledgeable
about "how to use search".
Sincerely,
William Chang
http://www.williamchang.org
http://www.babybluebox.
Jeremy, the docs are on a wiki. If you create an account on the wiki, I
believe you'll automatically get write access after 24 hours. Would you like
to take a cut at updating the $.browser docs the way you and Dave are
talking about? Don't worry if it's not perfect or you don't cover every
point, b
Remember that jQuery is a DOM library, not a general purpose JavaScript
utility library. When the thing you're doing is unrelated to the DOM, don't
look for the solution in jQuery. It probably won't be there, or if it
appears to be there, it will probably surprise you because it was coded
specifica
Three weeks ago, I had created a ticket about test failures in Chrome
(http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/5380/
) and provided a patch that fixes the problem. Since then, nobody
responded to it which is surprising because I am pretty sure that the
problem when a bunch of unit tests constantly fail
