In my email client, Kim's first post was threaded along with Saidur's
"jquery youtube plugin" post.
Kim, is it possible that you replied to a "jquery youtube plugin"
email and just changed the subject line? If so, that could why Saidur
is complaining. It's important to start new topics with a brand new
email message (if you're posting via email, of course) rather than
hitting "reply" from another topic. If you did open a new mail
message, then maybe something went wrong on the Google Groups side of
things. In any case, I hope this helps explain Saidur's concern.
As for Firebug, I've seen the issue you're having quite a bit with
classes. Sometimes when I add a class to a DOM element, in Firebug
it'll just show as class="". I think your hunch is correct that it's a
Firebug, rather than a jQuery, issue.
--Karl
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On Dec 9, 2007, at 2:02 PM, Mike Alsup wrote:
I looks like Kim started a whole new thread to me. Maybe you're
having a problem with your email client, Saidur?
On Dec 9, 2007 7:10 AM, Saidur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi kim why you change the discusson subject.
On Dec 9, 3:30 pm, Kim Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi folks,
I just spent the last hour trying to figure out why a
piece of jquery wasn't working, and finally tracked it
down to inaccurately assuming you could overwrite an
attribute with attr. Using attr to blank out values
(ex: .attr("name", "")) seems to work fine, but as
soon as I try to use it with an actual variable (ex:
.attr("id", idvar)), nothing happns.
I finally discovered that the code worked perfectly if
I called removeAttr("id") first, prior to the
.attr("id", idvar) call.
Can anyone explain to me why overwriting doesn't work
with attr? Is this a bug? Am I missing some kind of
core concept?
Thanks,
~Kim
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