Does anyone know how or if this its possible to get the response
headers using the jQuery Form Plugin? I've got a success function
which needs to get access to a response header I'm setting.
Thanks
Thanks for opening the ticket. I could use that but I don't think it
would give me what I'm looking for.. my is full of HTML junk
(needed for syntax highlighting) from Textmate. Have a look at
http://pastie.org/230104 for an example.
On 8 Jul, 15:55, Dave Methvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > T
The problem for me is that using text() in IE 6/7 doesn't preserve
whitespace...
On 8 Jul, 04:22, Dave Methvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Results are athttp://pastie.org/228916
>
> The code for jQuery.text has changed a lot in two years, but those
> test results still look pretty familiar...
html() would be no good for what I'm trying to do. Basically I have
blocks which contain pre-formatted source code (including a lot
of extra html spans and what not for syntax highlighting and line
numbering). I then take the text() of the 's and insert it into a
which will now contain a plain t
Results are at http://pastie.org/228916
On 7 Jul, 01:17, "John Resig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm fairly certain that our .text() support has changed a lot since
> October 2006 (!). It would be interesting to re-examine this issue -
> if there are any current problems I know that we'd really
Thanks guys. I'll run the test and post the results ASAP.
On Jul 7, 1:17 am, "John Resig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm fairly certain that our .text() support has changed a lot since
> October 2006 (!). It would be interesting to re-examine this issue -
> if there are any current problems I k
I'm having some issues when calling $("something").text() in IE 6/7.
Basically I'm getting the calling text() on a element which is
whitespace sensitive. In Firefox and Safari it works perfectly
returning the text with whitespace intact. Is it possible to make it
work in IE or shall I give up?
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