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Hi,
I've ran into a weird behavior loading a simple HTML page via $.ajax
and then converting the response string to a JQuery object with $
(data).
I've written a script doing exactly this which work perfectly fine on
my desktop computer using safari. As soon as I run the script on the
intended
All,
I have a strange issue with jquery, I'm using jquery to hide some
results on page load.
1. I have a jsp page whihc displays 10 records under ul /ul tag
2. In Jquery, I'm hiding 5 results and replace with more.. toggle
hyper link, once the user clicks on more link, then remaining records
All,
Need your help, I would appreciate, your help!
1. I’m hiding some records on page load using jquery, teh result is
displayed under ul html tag
2. On page loads, I’m calling jquery to show only first 3 records and
hide rest of them.
3. This is working fine in all browsers
4.
Hello,
Currently $(document.createTextNode(test)).text() returns empty
string. Is this expected?
Thanks,
Xavi
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I've ran into a weird behavior loading a simple HTML page via $.ajax
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I've followed a few debugging hints and clues and eventually narrowed
down the problem, using a test string as the response HTML:
htmlbodyforminput name='PHPSESSID' //formdivtest/div/
body/html
The HTML you send back
I've tried that, too. But it doesn't change anything. I need to parse
a list of data entries in HTML format. even if use only fragments, as
soon as the list contains 40 or 50 entries to parse, I run into the
same problem again, no matter if the list is wrapped within a complete
html document or
Do you have a small test case you can put up somewhere?
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The HTML you send back to $.ajax should be an HTML fragment and not an
entire page.
Begging the question, why on earth not?
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I was investigating this bug: http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1745
and noticed that there is also a separate patch:
http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/4850
I think the patch would deal with the bug, so the perhaps the tickets
should be merged... buuut, what's the general feeling on supporting
SVG
The HTML you send back to $.ajax should be an HTML fragment and not an
entire page.
Begging the question, why on earth not?
jurtrx said:
I've ran into a weird behavior loading a simple HTML page via
$.ajax and then converting the response string to a JQuery
object with $(data).
It's a bit hard because implementing some of the changes because there will
be a definite performance hit (for selectors and adding/removing classes).
If it was possible to implement the changes without that happening I would
consider a good patch in.
--John
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