$("#submitbtn").each(function(){ this.disabled = true; this.value = "Searching ..."; });

In r.110, the button with id submitbtn changes. In r.158, the button doesnt do anything.

"this" is not what expected in $(selector).each(function(){...}) called from an event handler bound with $(selector).bind('event',function(){handler(this,data)})

​http://pastie.org/1096449

Hello,

I found that 'this' inside of the callback function in $.map() refers to the window object, and not the current unmapped value. This is inconsistent with the other iteration functions, i.e. $().map, $.each, and with the jQuery documentation at ​http://docs.jquery.com/Utilities/jQuery.map#arraycallback Here's an example that shows the different behavior between using 'this' and the passed in element object:

$.map(["hey"], function(el) { return $('<div>').text(el + ' yo'); })[0].appendTo('body');

--> "hey yo"

$.map(["hey"], function(el) { return $('<div>').text(this + ' yo'); })[0].appendTo('body');

--> "[object Window] yo"

Its a small fix - just calling the callback in the elements scope. I've attached a diff that fixes the problem.

Mike