I don't think the problem is with the selector, per se. It's more a
problem with binding the change event to a table row. I'm guessing you
have inputs within the table rows and you're relying on event
bubbling. The problem is that the change event, like focus and blur,
doesn't bubble in IE. I'm not sure what the workaround is for this.
Hope someone else can help you out here. If you don't have a huge
number of inputs, you could bind to the inputs themselves.
--Karl
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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com
On Feb 2, 2009, at 12:01 PM, Dan wrote:
So I have a script that, for the most part, replicates a small Excel
sheet. There's a button for adding a row, removing the last added row,
etc.; everything works fine except for one small (but crucial) bit.
Whenever a user changes any part of a column, the script is set to
recalculate everything (a la Excel) in the table. The selector for
this is:
$('tr:not(#grandrow)').livequery('change', function() {
...
//recalculations, etc
...
}
grandrow is the one row I need to not listen to it (as users are
supposed to be allowed to change that one at will); every other row
should, on changing, trigger the recalculations. This works fine in
every browser but IE.
Any ideas? I added an arbitrary "alert('trigger');" at the start of
the function just to make sure, and it doesn't trigger, so I imagine
it's a problem with that specific line.
