> I already posted this on the jQuery BugTracker, but nobody seems to > notice. Maybe I can get some help here and I hope you don't regard > this a double post. (the link to the bug report > ishttp://dev.jquery.com/ticket/5482)
I noticed the bug, thanks for reporting it. Bugs are usually fixed in batches, so most tickets take a while before someone looks into them. It always helps to have a complete test case attached (both html and script) so it's possible to run the test and see the problem immediately. Otherwise someone has to take a few minutes to build one, and you'd be surprised how many times we can't reproduce the problem given the description in the ticket. So finding a workaround in the meantime is usually the best course of action. You could add a patch to your ticket as well, if you (or someone on this thread) looked at the code and can come up with a solution.
