Jörn Zaefferer ha scritto:
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> Why do you consider an input element with the name 'action' an attribute
> of the parent form? I'm not sure how form.js works, but I see no bug here.
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> -- Jörn
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It's not Fil, it is IE that considers attributes and properties the same
thing. If you have an inpu
Fil ha scritto:
> Hello,
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> there is (apparently) a bug in MSIE if we use getAttribute('action') on a
> form, because it will give us the action property of the form, instead of
> the value of its "action" input.
>
> Example :
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> this.getAttribute('action') should be "ok", not "u
Fil wrote:
> Hello,
>
> there is (apparently) a bug in MSIE if we use getAttribute('action') on a
> form, because it will give us the action property of the form, instead of
> the value of its "action" input.
>
Why do you consider an input element with the name 'action' an attribute
of the par
Hello,
there is (apparently) a bug in MSIE if we use getAttribute('action') on a
form, because it will give us the action property of the form, instead of
the value of its "action" input.
Example :
this.getAttribute('action') should be "ok", not "url".
A fix for this is to use:
this.getA
