Hi,
Have a look at this code:
function showfeedinfos(feedid){
$.get("getfeedinfo.php", {feedid: feedid}, function(feedinfo) {
$("#f_item_"+feedid+"
.feedinfo").hide().html(feedinfo).slideDown("slow");
deblur();
});
}
On every browser I've tested, this works without any problems, just in
Safari not, it just doesen't show anything. It actualy reaches the inside of
the function, but for some reason it doesn't fill the div with the loaded
content (the variable feedinfo has the content as an alert test revealed).
This is the html where the extra info is loaded into (I just removed the
rest of the info that's in there):
<div id="f_item_47">
...
<div class="feedinfo"></div>
...
</div>
It's from my first jQuery project: http://www.osxcode.com/feedsearch/
Funny thing is that if I change the id="f_item_47" part to class="f_item_47"
and the jQuery part to a class as well, than it works in Safari, but with a
very big lag, so not really a solution I want to use.
Any ideas?
Fredi
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