Klaus Hartl schrieb:
> John Resig schrieb:
>>> in IE the each function does not work under certain circumstances. The
>>> following snippet throws an error in IE:
>>>
>>> $('infowindowtab/tab', this).each( ... )
>> This was the same issue with selecting children - which has been
>> resolved now. Sorry about that.
>>
>
> John,
>
> I still get that strange bug inside the each loop
>
> Consider the following XML:
>
> <dashboard>
> <locations>
> <location>
> <infowindowtab>
> <tab title="Location">
> <![CDATA[ ... ]]>
> </tab>
> <tab title="Users">
> <![CDATA[ ... ]]>
> </tab>
> </infowindowtab>
> </location>
> </locations>
> </dashboard>
>
> And that snippet (both simplified):
>
> $.get(..., function(xml) {
>
> $('location', xml).each(function() {
> var content = [];
> var infoWindowTabs = $('infowindowtab', this);
> $('tab', infoWindowTabs[0]).each(function(k) {
> // workaround for IE needed here, $(this).text() throws an error
> content[k] = this.firstChild.data || $(this).text());
> });
> });
>
> });
>
> In that case IE fails on $(this).text() and reports that object does not
> support that property or method (only have it in german, but I think you
> know what I mean).
>
> You can see that I added some ugly bugfix for IE - fortunately IE
> returns the content of the CDATA block with this.firstChild.data whereas
> all other browsers return an empty string...
John, I created a ticket but failed on the first try :-) so you can
remove #163 as duplicate...
-- Klaus
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