I didn't expect this to work (with my 'compiler' hat on) but it does:
var clickFunction = function() { $inner.doSomething() };
$("div")
.append("bla")
.click(clickFunction);
var $inner = $div.find("#inner");
I was expecting an error for $inner to be undefined when the
javascript parsed
claims you have 'network connectivity problems'.
It's not so much a jquery issue, but a fix might be to check that the
script is not a child of the element that's being modified. It's
probably not worth solving, but I leave it here as reference because
IE6 gives no clue
I know there's been a few discussions centred around the image load
event. This (previously suggested) workaround works fine for catching
both new loads and cached images in the testing I have done:
$('img').bind('load readystatechange', function(e) {
if (this.complete || (this.readyState == 'c
Apologies - I was using release 2.0.160.0 of Chrome, not the 1.0
branch; but injecting arbitrary styles into the body _does work_ on
this build.
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ough you have to remember that it's going to be
applied globally, it means you don't have to remember up-front to
include your (for example) pop-up styling in every page where you
might use it.
AJP
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... happens with LINK elements too.
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n the head after an ajax load. Given that all
styles are supposed to be in the HEAD (although not in HTML5) I guess
styling-after-ajax is not a standard thing.
But returning a height for the Style seems definitely wrong.
AJP
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I really hate not having a thorough test-case, but I really am
mystified by this.
I'm running Firefox 3.0.5 with firebug. This page (test case):
http://www.partyark.co.uk/html/jqtest.html
has a super-minimal, unstyled jQuery + jQuery UI tab.
The page doesn't do anything unsurprising - until you
I should add that I'm aware with 1.3 the correct response should be
"Syntax error, unrecognized expression". But I got a far more
impenetrable error.
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I had a bit of a mangled selector on one of my pages which 1.2.6
simply skipped over, but completely kills 1.3.
In fact helped me spot a bit of code that had never worked.
Full test case here: https://www.partyark.co.uk/html/jquery1.3rc2-bug.html
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Addition: though this might seem an esoteric case, in fact if you make
body { position: relative } then offset is going to be wrong _all the
time_ in Safari/Chrome, because it will miss the last step.
Styling the body with margin for centering or whatever is not
uncommon: it means avoiding wrappi
Fix info:
This is the only way I have found to get the body offset in webkit:
document.defaultView.getComputedStyle(document.body,
null).getPropertyValue('margin-left')
But it returns zero for other browsers. So you can use:
var bodyOffset = ($.browser.safari) ? parseInt($
('body').css('margin
If the BODY is offset from the HTML then offset should report that
number - but it's zero in webkit.
$('body').offset().left
Test case here:
http://www.partyark.co.uk/html/jqueryoffsetbody.html
I couldn't find this in the bug db so I've created a ticket.
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http://www.partyark.co.uk/html/ie8floattest.html
Also, to clarify this isn't actually a crash but, rather you get a
completely inoperable white screen.
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