How can hrefBase be "http://gpbmike.com/"; if it gets constructed from
href.split('#')[0]
Could you please post a test case?
--Klaus
On 30 Apr., 02:04, gpbmike <[email protected]> wrote:
> jQuery UI 1.7.1 / IE7
>
> 1) ASYNC in a chunk of HTML with a list of anchors with #'s. (ex:
> <li><a href="#step_1">Step 1</a></li>)
> 2) apply tabs
> 3) :(
>
> It looks like there's a chunk of code in ui.tabs.js that is
> specifically for this problem (lines 85-95) but it doesn't quite work.
> If my domain ishttp://gpbmike.comand I'm
> onhttp://gpbmike.com/steps¶m=value
> the variables will be as follows:
>
> hrefBase =http://gpbmike.com/
> location.toString().split('#')[0] =http://gpbmike.com/steps¶m=value
> baseEl.href =http://gpbmike.com
>
> So the if statement fails and the tabs aren't made.
>
> For my stuff I added a / to the baseEl.href and it worked, but I'm not
> sure if that's what should be done.
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