Congratulations on v3.6.0!
I have some notes on Chuck's georgehowe issue.
I think it may have something to do with getElementsByClassName.
The georgehowe developers use the jquery syntax for selecting by class, which
is to put a leading period before your string:
var loginlogout_link = $('.login-logout');
Maybe this is actually a standard CSS syntax for class. I'm not sure.
The reason why I think our getElementsByClassName is involved is that the
jquery code for these things usually ties back to the DOM (or invariably
does.)
So in other words, blah = $('.class') is a wrapper around
getElementsByClassName, with maybe some extra optimization so that the
selector runs more quickly than the DOM function would, or that's the idea.
And this is returning nothing when I try it, yet I know the jquery itself is
OK because this unrelated selector by tag type does return several elements:
var test1 = $("INPUT")
I am still trying to track this down but it may have something to do with what
happens if you have a class string like:
class="login-logout top-menu-link"
If you test for the presence of just "login-logout", it would fail if you are
requiring an exact string match, but it should succeed if "login-logout
top-menu-link" is treated as a space-delimited list, and a match on any of the
given class names is considered a match.
But I think there is something else wrong, because I also can't get a result
back when I try:
var test2 = $(".login-logout top-menu-link")
Which ought to succeed even if you ARE requiring an exact match on the entire
thing. So I could be wrong about getElementsByClassName being relevant.
Kevin
_______________________________________________
Edbrowse-dev mailing list
[email protected]
http://lists.the-brannons.com/mailman/listinfo/edbrowse-dev
