Don't any one have a working example of this that show how to work
with SELECT OPTION element?
Not that I'm aware of. IE doesn't support onmouseover/onmouseout or
onmouseetner/onmouseleave events on OPTION elements.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms536949%28VS.85%29.aspx#oATTable
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I tried replacing attr with data but still not working with IE :(( in
FF this is working fine
$("select option").attr( "title", "" ); with $("select
option").data( "title", "" );
For IE i also tried the following
$("select option").tooltip({left: 25}); instead of $("select").tooltip
({left: 2
And if the title attribute on the options tag is really the problem,
you should consider using jQuery's data() functions instead.
http://docs.jquery.com/Core/data
On Aug 25, 3:56 am, MorningZ wrote:
> You're fighting a big uphill battle thinking "it works in FF, it
> should work in IE.x"
>
> Mor
You're fighting a big uphill battle thinking "it works in FF, it
should work in IE.x"
More than likely, IE6 has zero support/knowledge of what to do with a
title attribute on an tag
On Aug 25, 9:33 am, Nitin Gautam wrote:
> Then how this working in Firefox ? and how to call on options?
>
> On
Then how this working in Firefox ? and how to call on options?
On Aug 25, 6:13 pm, MorningZ wrote:
> Can you elaborate on what part doesn't work?
>
> Assigning the title tag?
> The wiring up of the tool tip?
>
> And you realize the the tooltip plugin goes after the selected
> object's title para
Can you elaborate on what part doesn't work?
Assigning the title tag?
The wiring up of the tool tip?
And you realize the the tooltip plugin goes after the selected
object's title parameter, right? Your each() loop assigns the title
to the 's, but your .tooltip() call is on the , two
totally dif
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