I don't think that this is really something that we can guarantee -
especially as we start to move into using new selector engines like
querySelectorAll which don't support DOM Element expandos at all.
Why are you looking to introspect into DOM 0 event handlers? Surely
there would be a better way of finding the elements that you'd want to
locate.
--John
On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 10:11 PM, Mat Brennan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Amazing library but one thing i've found and this might be me being
> niggly is the inconsistency in the selector engine.
>
> If i have the following selector:
> $("[onclick^='fred']") - will return an error z.indexOf is not a
> function.
> however the camel case variant works. ($("[onClick^='fred']"))
>
> This rings true with nearly all 'on' handlers.
>
> I did a little debugging myself and it turns out that if the return
> value is of type 'function' then that's when the error occurs. my
> suggestion is that if the return value is function then it should be
> cast back to a string so that the string based methods can do their
> thing.
>
> Would this be correct?
>
> >
>
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