Hi all,
I couldn't find anything about this on the list or the prototype docs
or google, so please excuse me if somebody has addressed this
somewhere.
I'm have some code like this:
var toggleControllers = $A(form.select('*[show]'));
Which works great in FF - it selects all the items on the page with a
'show="something"' attribute. But in IE it selects everything on the
page. If i change the selector to *[anything-other-than-show], it
works properly. I couldn't figure out why I was getting this behavior
until i dumped the contents of element.readAttribute('show') for each
result in toggleControllers. This gives me:
function() {
return __method.apply(null, [this].concat($A(arguments)));
};
So, it appears that the [attr] selector in IE also selects elements
with methods named 'attr'. Or maybe I'm interpreting it wrong and
Prototype adds extended methods to elements as attributes, so maybe
XPath is doing the right thing?
Is there any way to avoid matching on methods like show() using the
[attr] selector? Or do I need to just skip any where
Object.isFunction(el.readAttribute('attr')) is true?
Thanks,
Byron
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