x27;t know which is faster. Personally I assign my key attributes at the
time of creation, $('mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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I didn't know that, but I do have a
I didn't know that, but I do have a related question if you don't
mind.
I prefer to use...
$('');
...instead of...
$('').attr({'id':'some-id', 'value': 'yes'});
It works fine, but so many people choose to use the second method.
Is there anything wrong with the way I do it?
On Apr 12, 10:30 pm,
didn't know that, thanks..
dennis.
Jeffrey Kretz wrote:
Some of the attributes of a DOM object in IE are read-only.
The "type" attribute is one of these and so cannot be assigned to AFTER the
element is created.
JK
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Some of the attributes of a DOM object in IE are read-only.
The "type" attribute is one of these and so cannot be assigned to AFTER the
element is created.
JK
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