[jQuery] Re: Odd IE7 problem with (I think) a selector and LiveQuery.

2009-02-02 Thread Dan
Thanks for the response - and sorry about the double-post. Browser was being weird this morning. I don't have a huge amount of inputs; in fact, I was considering doing exactly that earlier. The only problem I see with it is that the number of inputs has to be able to change - the users have to be

[jQuery] Re: Odd IE7 problem with (I think) a selector and LiveQuery.

2009-02-02 Thread Karl Swedberg
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.

[jQuery] Re: Odd IE7 Problem

2007-04-01 Thread Kristinn Sigmundsson
Still having problems? I don't know if I can help but I could take a look. On 4/1/07, aezell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I had to put this behind a password. If anyone still wants to take a look and offer some help, contact me offlist. Thanks! /alex aezell wrote: > > This might not be a jQu

[jQuery] Re: Odd IE7 Problem

2007-04-01 Thread aezell
I had to put this behind a password. If anyone still wants to take a look and offer some help, contact me offlist. Thanks! /alex aezell wrote: > > This might not be a jQuery issue, but I think it is. > > First, I need to confirm that executing a search on this page does > indeed end up in an