$(document).find("script[src]") returns all the elements in IE7

[milho88@…]

Using Internet Explorer 7, $(document).find("script[src]") returns all the elements, even those who do not have the src attribute.

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[anonymous]

Thanks for the quick response!

Follow the link for the test. Recalling that the problem occurs only in IE7.

 http://jsfiddle.net/GLrR7/

[adam@…]

I recently ran into this issue, as well.

I believe that IE7 assigns a src attribute of the empty string to those scripts. A workaround is using script:not([src='']) as a fallback selector.

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