DBJDBJ wrote:
> I do disagree. Matts original page is not working with the latest
> jQuery.
> Please see http://dbj.org/o.htm
For comparison, see
http://scott.sauyet.com/Javascript/Demo/2009-10-06a/
> I simply saved localy (using IE8) Matts original and then uploaded it
> to dbj.org
> I am sure you can see that it uses jQ nightly build, as the only
> change.
Actually, if you simply view source on yours and Matt's, you'll see
hugely different markup. IE's "Save As" makes all sorts of alterations
to the page. Try using "View Source" and saving that. Mine really is
> (and of course "[@" from a old style selector is replaced withj "[" )
> This is much closer to original than the (http://jsbin.com/atojo)
> version, I think.
No. Really, it's not. Just view source to see.
> I am puzzled what are you trying to prove Scott? That I have found a
> misterius way of not making toggle() work in IE8?
> In that case you just have to explain to everyone wishing to use toggle
> () , how to make it work in IE8, by using dbj.org/h.htm as an "bad
> example" ;o)
No, I've been trying to explain that you have changed too many things
from Matt's page to blame the issue on toggle().
I know that you're frustrated with me. Believe me, I'm equally
frustrated. I have not tried to figure out what's causing your issue
(or not tried very hard) because I feel like you haven't done enough
yourself to determine the changes between your page and Matt's. But you
won't do that if you believe that it's simply toggle() causing the
problem. I'm damn well convinced that toggle() is not at fault, as I've
been able to get it to work just fine in IE6/7/8, using once again only
these minor changes to Matt's script:
- adding the <base href="http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/jquery/";>
tag, because I don't want to try to duplicate his entire file structure.
- switching to the JQuery version to
http://code.jquery.com/nightlies/jquery-nightly.js
- removing the @ sign from the selector.
There is clearly something not working on your page. But you are
insisting that it's the fault of changes to toggle(), and you don't seem
interested in hearing other possibilities.
Here are some other things that might bear investigation:
1. You have a different DOCTYPE
2. You are using a min-ified version of jquery. I'm not.
3. Again, you have very different markup than the original.
Because of how we've been going in circles, I suspect #2. Have you
tried with a non-minified version? If that's the issue, then it should
be easy to get a simple regression test for the core developers, and
they should learn about the problem ASAP.
We'll figure this out eventually! :-)
-- Scott
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