replaceWith works well with div but can sometimes choke on span if the
span is not closed correctly.
My solution was:
Send the attributes you want for the specified element, then alongside of
it, include what contents you'd like that element to have. (This gives the
effects of replaceWith, but without the possibility to cahnge tag-types)
consider:
div id='X'Foo/div
now, if the server'd like to make that div not displayed and make it contain
'Bar' instead, it'd send something that'd evaluate to something similar to
the following:
$(# + upd.update['id']).css('display','none').html('Bar')
I hope I make _any_ sense, I'm high on caffeine and am stressed like a
shaved pig.
/Viktor
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 2:13 PM, Joachim A. wallaby.po...@googlemail.comwrote:
Viktor,
thanks for your note about IE6 and 7 so I'll avoid replacing tables, etc.
Without IE the IT world would be better place ;)
Did ReplaceWith work well for things like div and span?
(I just noticed net.liftweb.http.js.jquery.JqJE.JqRemove, so Remove is
already
available.)
Joachim
My experience with replaceWith has been troublesome at best.
IE6 (and in some cases IE7) crashes when trying to replace certain
elements.
I was able to work around it by only replacing the contents of ceertain
elements.
(TR, TABLE, THEAD etc cause intermittent IE6 crashes when replaced)
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Viktor Klang
Senior Systems Analyst
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