Thanks, Karl. I believe you are correct, and it looks like jQuery did the
right thing by returning the contents of the option when no value attribute
is found.
I will file a bug report regarding the CSS selector. Thanks for confirming
this :)
-Hector
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 5:27 PM, Karl Rudd
Regarding (1), it looks like you're correct. I'd open a bug report (
http://dev.jquery.com/ ).
Regarding (2): While this doesn't exactly comply with the W3C CSS
standard it does actually work the way browsers send the form data.
For instance, using this HTML:
select name=theSelect
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