"data" is actually the string returned by the request, so I cannot
access it as a selector - I think that is what you meant. I can't
query against it at all in Firefox. Does anyone have suggestions as to
how I can convert it into something else before trying to use it? I
tried "toString()" on the
I seen this come up many times.
What I know has worked in the past as context included selectors as
well (without the $)
$("#invalid_email_address", '#mymainarea').html();
so if 'data' were a variable of same said type or allowable types,
wouldn't that still work?
On Jul 27, 8:54 am, "Dan G. Sw
Hi Dan,
That forced IE to comply, but FF is still being stubborn. It just
won't let me query against that data. What is odd about this whole
thing is that in my working example from the previous project, I did
not have to add data to the jQuery object before using it. I can't see
anything differe
Brian,
>I have done this exact same thing on a previous project, which I
>believe was using version 1.1.2, and had no problems. On this current
>project we are using version 1.1.3, and for the life of me I cannot
>figure out why this is not working.
>
>$(function() {
> $(".btnSubmit").click(fun
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