Don't have an unless you want a huge, nearly
undetectable headache in IE. Especially when using the deserialize
plugin, or just plain $("form [EMAIL PROTECTED]'length']")
.
IE just fails, with no warning as to why.
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I wouldn't call it a bug, i'd say its a non-obvious expected result.
If you wanted, you could add .between(x, y) that would be a handy shortcut.
John Resig wrote:
>> If p < 5 and p > 3, isn't p = 4?
>>
>> $("p:eq(4)") :)
>>
>> Otherwise, Klaus's option works:
>>
>> $("p:lt(5)").filter(":gt(3)")
I was using SVN ~208 or so. I found some 'neat' information while
debugging in the script editor. Apparently,
document.getElementsByTagName('input') didn't work properly either. I
called that, then looped though printing the name attribute. Most came
up as undefined, even though i /know/ they h
In Internet Explorer 6, via MS Script Editor [during a debug]:
> document.getElementsByTagName("input")
{...} length: 20
> $("input").size()
0
It works normally in firefox, so i don't understand why it doesn't in
IE5. I thought jquery used getElementsByTagName internally when it
could. I'll k
Add this code to create a working clone function:
$.fn.clone = function() {
return this.pushStack(
jQuery.map( this,
function(i){
return i.cloneNode(true);
})
, arguments );
};
Use it like so:
$('#the_tr').clone().appendTo('#destination_table');
This code was based o
Hello.
I have been building via the build.cmd script (i'm on windows) for some
time. However, recently you changed it to be 'unix like' building, with
makefiles, and throwing in somethign about java to boot.
Needless to say, I'm confused. Can you give a 'linux-build-enviornment'
newbie a quick tu
Hello.
I have been building via the build.cmd script (i'm on windows) for some
time. However, recently you changed it to be 'unix like' building, with
makefiles, and throwing in somethign about java to boot.
Needless to say, I'm confused. Can you give a 'linux-build-enviornment'
newbie a quick
