> "Point being: starting from code that's invalid and trying to script on > top of it isn't going to make yr day any easier."
For me, the larger concern is that you can't have a string with a [ in it ;-) Millian: Sorry, I missed your fix. When you close a ticket, resolving it as 'fixed' I assume that the change has already been committed to jQuery, which was not the case. In the future, just leave the comment and leave the status as is. Thanks for the fix! --John _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
