I have noticed another really strange bug(?) here, numbers with a leading zero come out wrong. like 0123 ends up as 83. Stranger yet, 18 is 18, 19 is 19 but 20 is 16? But it does not appear to be jQuery.
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 8:57 PM, Morgan Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This has to do with the way JS evaluates true and false with 0. !0 == true. > The simple fix is passing String(0), line 964 (in current svn) is the > problem, if(!elem) return, change that to if(!elem && elem !== 0) return. I > will check for a bug report and submit a patch. > > > On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 5:02 PM, Lowell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> >> When I call html(5) it will set the innerHtml of my element(s) to "5". >> However, zero seems to work differently. When I call html(0), it >> removes the contents of my element(s) and does not append anything. I >> had hoped after a call to html(0), that html() would return "0". >> >> Is this the expected behavior, or is this a bug? >> >> Thanks, >> Lowell >> > > > > -- > http://morglog.alleycatracing.com > Lets make up more accronyms! > > http://www.alleycatracing.com > LTABOTIIOFR! ROFL! ROFL! ROFL! > Upcoming alley cats, reviews, touring logs, and a general congregation of > bike nerdity. -- http://morglog.alleycatracing.com Lets make up more accronyms! http://www.alleycatracing.com LTABOTIIOFR! ROFL! ROFL! ROFL! Upcoming alley cats, reviews, touring logs, and a general congregation of bike nerdity.
