Re: [jQuery] XPath query whoas/bugs?

2006-10-15 Thread Jörn Zaefferer 
Stephen Woodbridge schrieb:
 John,

 Thank you for looking at this. Removing the '//' helps a little. Now 
 both the alerts work in FF, and in IE6 it no longer throws an error, but 
 both of the searches in IE6 appear to return a null string (ie: '')

 Also changing the first alert to:

 alert(' + 
 $('/html/body/xml/[EMAIL PROTECTED]country]/[EMAIL 
 PROTECTED]NAME]').text() 
 + ');

 works on FF but throws an error on IE6. This might be a clue about what 
 is going on.
   
#164 is not yet resolved, see my latest comment there. 
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/164/
IE reacts really weird when using getAttribute on an XML element. Looks 
like we need some more workarounds.

-- Jörn

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Re: [jQuery] XPath query whoas/bugs?

2006-10-15 Thread John Resig 
Jörn -

 #164 is not yet resolved, see my latest comment there.
 http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/164/
 IE reacts really weird when using getAttribute on an XML element. Looks
 like we need some more workarounds.

That code has already been changed in SVN. Please make sure that
you're current. I think we should fix a couple more bugs then just
push out 1.0.3 very soon.

--John

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Re: [jQuery] XPath query whoas/bugs?

2006-10-15 Thread Stephen Woodbridge 
John Resig wrote:
 Jörn -
 
 #164 is not yet resolved, see my latest comment there.
 http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/164/
 IE reacts really weird when using getAttribute on an XML element. Looks
 like we need some more workarounds.
 
 That code has already been changed in SVN. Please make sure that
 you're current. I think we should fix a couple more bugs then just
 push out 1.0.3 very soon.

Just grabbed svn and $(document).ready(function(){alert(hello)}); does 
not fire on IE.

http://imaptools.com:8081/maps/test2.html

-Steve

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Re: [jQuery] XPath query whoas/bugs?

2006-10-15 Thread Stephen Woodbridge 
John Resig wrote:
 Just grabbed svn and $(document).ready(function(){alert(hello)}); does
 not fire on IE.
 
 Sorry about that, it's now fixed in SVN rev 442.

NP, thanks for the updates.

OK, this is good in FF, in IE6 no errors, but returns a '' for the xpath 
queries instead of the correct results.

This is a simple self contained test page except for including jquery.js
http://imaptools.com:8081/maps/test2.html

-Steve

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Re: [jQuery] XPath query whoas/bugs?

2006-10-14 Thread John Resig 
Stephen -

After doing some testing, it seems as if the culprit is the '//' that
you have in front of your expression. It's perfectly ok to remove it -
as it will continue to work correctly.

It seems to be that if you do .find(//foo) or $(//foo, context) it
freaks out. But this is ok, since doing that is completely redundant
in jQuery. Just remove the // to make it .find(foo) or $(foo,
context) and you'll be fine.

I'm still not entirely sure /why/ this happens - but it does. Here's
the ticket for it:
http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/281/

Does changing this fix the problems that you were having related to bug #164?

--John

On 10/14/06, Stephen Woodbridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi all,

 I am trying to figure out xpath queries, but I am missing something
 and/or running into bugs. John pointed me at Bug #164, which has been
 closed, but I still have problems. Here is a simple script with two
 alerts. Each alert should report United States from the embedded xml.

 o The 1st alert works on on FF but not IE6
 o The 2nd alert does not work on either

 Are these bugs?
 Do I need to open a bug on these?
 Am I doing this wrong?

 Thanks,
-Steve

 Here is a url to test it:
http://imaptools.com:8081/maps/test2.html

 Here is source:
 html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml; lang=en xml:lang=en
 head
 script type=text/javascript src=/js/jquery.js/script
 script type=text/javascript

  $(document).ready(function(){

  // get the xml data island
  var xml = $(#aaa);

 // this searches the dom and works in FF but not IE 6
 alert( $('//[EMAIL PROTECTED]country]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]NAME]'
 ).text());

 // this should search using the xml variable as context
 // this does not work in either FF or IE6
 alert( $('//[EMAIL PROTECTED]country]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]NAME]',
 xml ).text());

  });
 /script

 /head
 body

 xml id=aaa style=display: none;
point srsName=geographic
  coordinates
-71.385697,42.636016
  /coordinates
/point
feature typeName=country
  description
Country
  /description
  property typeName=NAME
United States
  /property
  property typeName=CAPITAL
Washington DC
  /property
  property typeName=CONTINENT
North America
  /property
  property typeName=DISTANCE_TO_POINT typeUnits=feet
0
  /property
/feature
 /xml

 /body
 /html

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Re: [jQuery] XPath query whoas/bugs?

2006-10-14 Thread Stephen Woodbridge 
John,

Thank you for looking at this. Removing the '//' helps a little. Now 
both the alerts work in FF, and in IE6 it no longer throws an error, but 
both of the searches in IE6 appear to return a null string (ie: '')

Also changing the first alert to:

alert(' + 
$('/html/body/xml/[EMAIL PROTECTED]country]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]NAME]').text() 
+ ');

works on FF but throws an error on IE6. This might be a clue about what 
is going on.

-Steve

John Resig wrote:
 Stephen -
 
 After doing some testing, it seems as if the culprit is the '//' that
 you have in front of your expression. It's perfectly ok to remove it -
 as it will continue to work correctly.
 
 It seems to be that if you do .find(//foo) or $(//foo, context) it
 freaks out. But this is ok, since doing that is completely redundant
 in jQuery. Just remove the // to make it .find(foo) or $(foo,
 context) and you'll be fine.
 
 I'm still not entirely sure /why/ this happens - but it does. Here's
 the ticket for it:
 http://jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/281/
 
 Does changing this fix the problems that you were having related to bug #164?
 
 --John
 
 On 10/14/06, Stephen Woodbridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi all,

 I am trying to figure out xpath queries, but I am missing something
 and/or running into bugs. John pointed me at Bug #164, which has been
 closed, but I still have problems. Here is a simple script with two
 alerts. Each alert should report United States from the embedded xml.

 o The 1st alert works on on FF but not IE6
 o The 2nd alert does not work on either

 Are these bugs?
 Do I need to open a bug on these?
 Am I doing this wrong?

 Thanks,
-Steve

 Here is a url to test it:
http://imaptools.com:8081/maps/test2.html

 Here is source:
 html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml; lang=en xml:lang=en
 head
 script type=text/javascript src=/js/jquery.js/script
 script type=text/javascript

  $(document).ready(function(){

  // get the xml data island
  var xml = $(#aaa);

 // this searches the dom and works in FF but not IE 6
 alert( $('//[EMAIL PROTECTED]country]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]NAME]'
 ).text());

 // this should search using the xml variable as context
 // this does not work in either FF or IE6
 alert( $('//[EMAIL PROTECTED]country]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]NAME]',
 xml ).text());

  });
 /script

 /head
 body

 xml id=aaa style=display: none;
point srsName=geographic
  coordinates
-71.385697,42.636016
  /coordinates
/point
feature typeName=country
  description
Country
  /description
  property typeName=NAME
United States
  /property
  property typeName=CAPITAL
Washington DC
  /property
  property typeName=CONTINENT
North America
  /property
  property typeName=DISTANCE_TO_POINT typeUnits=feet
0
  /property
/feature
 /xml

 /body
 /html

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