I have done some additional testing and it looks like the xpath
attribute selectors are broken for IE6 in jQuery 1.0.2
alert($("//feature", xml).text()); // works
alert($("//[EMAIL PROTECTED]", xml).text()); // js error
BTW, there is a link under the textarea that will throw the xml into a
separate page so it is more readable.
-Steve
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
> OK, I am obviously missing something here. My code works on FF 1.0.5,
> Opera 8.5.4 and 9.0.2 but is throwing an error in IE6. I have located
> the line generating the error (no thanks to the IE error message line
> that is really bogus):
>
> http://imaptools.com:8081/maps/demo.html
>
> just double click on the map, and it generates an Ajax call. The xml is
> loaded in the textarea under the map, which works fine. I then have a
> schema hash the I loop thru and extract various items from the xml and
> put them into html tables and stuff them into $("#rgeo2").html(str);
>
> The problem is occurring when I try to access the xml using xpath like:
>
> imaptools-demo.js:233
>
> var description = $("//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'"+feature+"']/description",
> xml).text();
>
> This is the first xpath and it is generating the error. Like I said this
> works fine in other browsers on is a problem in IE6 (have not tested it
> in IE7, probably has problems in IE 5.5).
>
> Am I using this wrong?
> Looking at the jQuery cheat sheet, I don't see .text() did that get
> deprecated? what should I be using in that case? .val()? Nope val()
> doesn't work.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> -Steve
>
> This is kind of like chess ... it is easy to play, but takes some
> thought and training to master!
>
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