JRigby a écrit :
> After upgrading to Scriptaculous 1.6.5 I'm having a problem with my
> code. For reasons I won't get into here, I need to store the class name
> of an element as <<type>>|<<id>>, for example "Technology|999". I use
> the pipe to split the class name.
Aside from valid replies by my peers, I should mention that class names
are not, syntactically, allowed the '|' character. Class names follow
Lex {ident} syntax, which mostly boils down to regular identifier
syntax. If you just need a splitter, use anything else allowed, for
instance '_', which is just as well.
This way, you shouldn't run into any trouble to start with. Replacing
the code of hasClassName sounds like a very short-term solution, as it
will get crushed by any code update from the repository.
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