* simonshutter wrote:
>I am traversing a list of group <g> elements where some have the
>transform attribute and others don't. What is the best cross-browser
>test for the existence of an attribute?
.hasAttributeNS(null, 'name'), or with the namespace name specified
if you want to check for e.g. XLink attributes or xml:lang.
>When I use getAttribute('transform') in Opera 9 or FF2 and the
>attribute doesn't exist, these browsers return null and typeof=object.
>In IE(7) I get an empty value with typeof=string with length=0.
The correct behavior is to return an empty string, it is not possible
to use the getAttributeNS() family of methods to check for existance.
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