This has to do with loading a specific element from the results. The url
will except (space separated) the url then a selector of an element(s) to be
be the replacement. This is useful for doing partial refreshed,
$('#toBeUpdate').load('thisUrl #toBeUpdated'). While this is a nice feature,
I am not sure putting anything but a url in the url paramater is the best
idea.
So wether this is a bug or not, I am not sure, but in the meaning you have
to encode the space like you are doing.
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 12:21 PM, simjo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi, I recently started working with jquery 1.1.3.1.
> I made extensive use of the "load" function eg:
>
> $("#content").load($(this).attr("name"));
>
> After updating to 1.2.5 none of the load functions except for one
> worked any more.
> Searching the internet did not bring the solution and after trying to
> find the problem myself I found out that 1.2.5 does not like the
> spaces in the filenames of the files I tries to load.
> I solved it by changing the code to:
>
> var filename = $(this).attr("name");
> //replace spaces with %20 because the load function does not
> work when the filename contains spaces
> $("#content").load(filename.replace(/ /g,"%20"));
>
> Is this a bug in 1.2.5 or is this by design?
>
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