How do I file a ticket?
On Oct 1, 4:28 pm, "Michael Geary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think that is my fault; it was a patch I submitted way back at the
> beginning of last year. But you're right, $(undefined) shouldn't select the
> document, only $() with no arguments at all should. Want to file a ticket on
> it?
>
> The offending code is at the beginning of jQuery.fn.prototype:
>
> // Make sure that a selection was provided
> selector = selector || document;
>
> That really should be:
>
> // Select document object for $()
> if( ! arguments.length ) selector = document;
>
> -Mike
>
> > From: Jake
>
> > I am having a problem with jQuery (2.1.1).
>
> > I have a set of variables defined and depending on
> > circumstances some may be undefined.
>
> > A simple stupid example:
> > var element_id;
> > var the_element = jQuery(element);
> > the_element.click(function () { alert('Hello World'); });
>
> > The result of this is that any click anywhere produces the
> > "Hello World" alert box. The expected behavior was that no
> > click event would be bound since element_id was undefined and
> > so no matching element could be found. Not binding document.click.
>
> > I suppose jQuery behaves this way is so calling jQuery()
> > without any parameters returns "document" and you can work on
> > it in the short concise jQuery way.
>
> > But doesn't this seem like incorrect behavior?
