thank you so much. i guess an exception should be thrown---some
obvious action taken. sometimes you do something wrong, and all you
get is a pointer to an non-obvious location with your minified
jquery.js. a message would be so much more helpful. and this
particular case is much worse as execution
> the argument to `hasClass` is problematic: it uses selector-syntax and
> starts with a dot. this is a mistake that easily results from copy-n-
> pasting code. acceptable reactions of jQuery to this would be
> responding with something like `null`, `undefined`, or `false`, or
> raising an excepti
Most jQuery functions fail silently, that's by design. You must write
your own function if you want to validate the class name being passed.
cheers,
ricardo
On Sep 18, 11:03 am, "~flow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi all,
>
> i’m doing this in ffx2 and firebug1.05; i have a local document
> loa
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