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Query.param() is never called with a string argument.
Which is logicall because its job is to make a string query to be
added to the url.
So:
$.param({ 'A' : 'B', 'C': 'D' })
/*
returns : 'A=B&C=D'
*/
"" == $.param("")
/*
is: true
*/
"" == $.param("A B")
/*
is: true
*/
-- DBJ
On Apr 15, 3:39 pm, DBJDBJ <dbj...@gmail.com> wrote:
> // Serialize an array of form elements or a set of
> // key/values into a query string
> param: function( a ) {
> // code here
> }
>
> Does not check if argument is an empty atring.
> To improve the robustness one could write :
>
> param: function ( a ) {
>
> if ( a === "" ) return "" ;
> // code here
> }
>
> My assumption is this wont introduce some new issues for the callers
> of this internal method.
>
> -- DBJ
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