I'm trying to do an attribute selector with a bracket, but am getting an
error in IE7, FF2 on Win (see below). Are brackets in attribute
selectors disallowed? Can I escape brackets somehow? Or maybe this is
a bug?
I'm calling $$('input[name="perms[9][]"]');
Thanks,
Ken Snyder
Firebug backtrace when calling $$('input[name="perms[9][]"]'):
- template has no properties
initialize(undefined, undefined)
create()
attr(["[9]", "9", undefined, 4 more...]) <-- looks like a regex that
doesn't allow brackets
compileXPathMatcher()
compileMatcher()
initialize("input[name="perms[9][]"]")
create()
findChildElements(Document perms.php, ["input[name="perms[9][]"]"])
$$()
toggleByItem(9)
onclick(click clientX=0, clientY=0)
this.template = template.toString();
I'm using it in a situation where I have a matrix of checkboxes with an
"all" button column. Simplified example here:
http://snippetsnap.com/snippets/354 (Note please ignore the space in "$
$()"--snippetsnap.com can't handle "$$()" for some reason)
For now, I've switched to using tr ids to identify the checkboxes, but
using the name attribute is nice because it is less markup.
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