hi sorry just wondering if there is anything input on this?by the way i am
currently creating my own object to store the data
but wish to use jQuery's data directly
Thanks a lot
Hihere is my case
please tell me if its reasonable or not or is there a "correct" way to
approach this
in our application we use empty string as a default value
i was doing a double select function and i want to cache the value from data
get from using getJSON.
I know that I probably should use G
Well, data is saved onto an indexed cache. You can't have an empty
string as a key, you need a name for it. If you don't provide a name
you'll get back the internal ID of the selected element.
// from jQuery source, data.js ln 27
return name ?
jQuery.cache[ id ][ name ] :
id;
Any reason yo
Hi
sorry for my bad example
i did use something like what you said
but something like $("#something").data('', mystuff);
then $("#something").data('');
You shouldn't use $.data directly, it's for the internals. You should
be using data() on elements, like $('#someelement').data('name',
'Roger');
see here: http://docs.jquery.com/Core/data and here:
http://docs.jquery.com/Internals
On Jun 29, 4:41 am, Steven Yang wrote:
> Hi
> Sorry if its alre
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