John Resig schrieb:
Thanks for the great test case, I'll be checking into this. Ticket:
http://proj.jquery.com/dev/bugs/bug/174/
Thank you :)
I'll probably make a few other testcases as well as I'm
trying to figure out how to do stuff with jQuery :). If
you want I can send them to the mailing
Hi Mario!
I'll probably make a few other testcases as well as I'm
trying to figure out how to do stuff with jQuery :). If
you want I can send them to the mailing list or mail them
to you directly.
I'm working on the test cases. Therefore it might be a good idea to send any
additional tests
Hi Jörn!
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
I'll probably make a few other testcases as well as I'm
trying to figure out how to do stuff with jQuery :). If
you want I can send them to the mailing list or mail them
to you directly.
I'm working on the test cases. Therefore it might be a good
idea to
Mario -
yes I first encountered the problem with an earlier version.
I now replaced the old version of jQuery with the version you specified and
replaced the deprecated syntax.
The problem still persists.
In a responseXML containing XML without namespaces, Opera and FF find all the
Hi John,
yes I first encountered the problem with an earlier version.
I now replaced the old version of jQuery with the version you specified and
replaced the deprecated syntax.
The problem still persists.
In a responseXML containing XML without namespaces, Opera and FF find all the
elements and
Hi!
I ran into the following problem trying to retrieve
elements from responseXML with this function:
function callback(httprequest) {
var resp = httprequest.responseXML;
$(body).append(pdivs found in document: +$(div).cur.length+/3/p)
.append(pproperties found in responseXML
Hi Mario -
It appears as if you're using an old version of jQuery, could you try
it with jQuery 1.0?
http://jquery.com/src/jquery-1.0.js
The syntax that you used was deprecated, doing:
$(properties, resp).cur.length
You can now do:
$(properteis, resp).size()
or:
$(properties, resp).length
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