Further reduction: http://jsfiddle.net/rwaldron/Azjar/

Nominating ticket for 1.7 discussion.

+1, Seems like a bug, should be fixed

+1, bug

+1,

+1, OK, so I guess the solution is to take two stabs into the data object, one camelCase and the second camel-case?

+1, Seems like we should get this in 1.6.2.

https://github.com/jquery/jquery/pull/403

+1, Buggy mc buggerson

+1

Landing pull request 403. Check for both camelized and hyphenated data property names; Fixes #9301.

More Details:

• https://github.com/jquery/jquery/pull/403
• http://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/9301

Changeset: 07420566452622f37b01e69bbbdcbeeb5317e065

Related bug added #9700

I am not sure this is fixed. Or this fixed created more issues.

There is something wrong with .data with using numerical data.

Here is a jsFiddle showing the issue. You can remove the resource and test in the previous version. http://jsfiddle.net/UhMxP/

Can you make a _reduced_ test case?

Also, per the HTML5 data-* attr spec (which users requested that jQuery follow), hyphenated attributes are accessed by their camel cased equivalent

This is really bizarre, I just tried to create a test case out of this fiddle:

http://jsfiddle.net/rwaldron/6L5cs/

...and the tests pass perfectly using the current upstream master codebase.

This is not fixed at all....if anything, it's now broken worse.

I wrote a plugin that used simple (string) data keys like .data('gs-offset') that work in jQuery <1.6.2 but not in v1.6.2. When I remove the hyphens on them all and use v1.6.2, they 'work' again, but this creates a horrendous backwards compatibility problem.

This needs to be fixed ASAP.

Adam, Can you post a link to your plugin's code? That would help be understand what the difference beween our test suite and your real-world use case is so I can narrow down where I've gotten it wrong.

No need for the plugin, a much simple demonstration will do:

 $(body).data('nohyphen','good').data('has-hypen','bad');
 console.log($(body).data('nohyphen'));
 console.log($(body).data('has-hyphen')); 

Replying to [comment:22 Adam Jenkins <akmjenkins@…>]:

No need for the plugin, a much simple demonstration will do:

>  $(body).data('nohyphen','good').data('has-hypen','bad');
>  console.log($(body).data('nohyphen'));
>  console.log($(body).data('has-hyphen')); 
> 

I obviously made some a spelling mistake in the above code, should be:

  $(body).data('nohyphen','good').data('has-hyphen','bad');
  console.log($(body).data('nohyphen'));
  console.log($(body).data('has-hyphen')); 

Replying to [comment:23 Adam Jenkins <akmjenkins@…>]:

Replying to [comment:22 Adam Jenkins <akmjenkins@…>]: > No need for the plugin, a much simple demonstration will do: > > >

> >  $(body).data('nohyphen','good').data('has-hypen','bad');
> >  console.log($(body).data('nohyphen'));
> >  console.log($(body).data('has-hyphen')); 
> > 

And this is obviously fine, I must have made another spelling error when testing it out locally....I'll post the plugin code shortly.

I obviously made some a spelling mistake in the above code, should be:

>   $(body).data('nohyphen','good').data('has-hyphen','bad');
>   console.log($(body).data('nohyphen'));
>   console.log($(body).data('has-hyphen')); 
> 

#9775 is a duplicate of this ticket.

#9775 is a duplicate of this ticket.

#9792 is a duplicate of this ticket.

Hi there,

I just downloaded 1.6.2 and data function is broken.

I just made the following test:

http://jsfiddle.net/Jb8kA/

Omar Diego Vera

@Omar, yes. thanks.

It will be fixed in the next release. See: https://github.com/jquery/jquery/pull/432