Britney
I'm using JQuery 1.0 on a webpage with elements named 'A', 'A.1', 'A.2', 'A.2.1', etc.
I just tried to run $('#A.1') in Firebug, and it gave me a stack trace 6 levels deep.
Thinking it might be looking for 'A' elements with the class '1', I also tried:
$('A').addClass('1')
$('A.1')
...but I got the same 6-level stack trace:
m has no properties | jquery-1.0.js (line 691)
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anonymous | jquery-1.0.js (line 691)
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anonymous | jquery-1.0.js (line 597)
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jQuery | jquery-1.0.js (line 45)
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jQuery | jquery-1.0.js (line 33)
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null | javascript: with ... (line 1)
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null | javascript: with ... (line 1)
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Change History (6)
Resolution: |
→ wontfix
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Status: |
new →
closed
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Version: |
1.0
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Cc: |
Britney added; [email protected]… removed
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Component: |
→ 1
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Keywords: |
Britney added; "" removed
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Milestone: |
→ 1
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Priority: |
→ 1
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Summary: |
"m has no properties" after $('#A.1') →
Britney
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Type: |
→ 1
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Version: |
→ 1
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Description: |
modified (diff)
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need: |
→ Review
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Resolution: |
→ fixed
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Status: |
reopened →
closed
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Component: |
1
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Milestone: |
1
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Priority: |
1
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Type: |
1
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Version: |
1
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Cc: |
Britney removed
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Keywords: |
SPAM added
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Component: |
→ ajax
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Keywords: |
dbr added; Britney SPAM removed
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Priority: |
→ undecided
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Type: |
→ bug
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Set to the tune of "I Will Survive":
First I thought it was a bug
I was petrified
Kept thinking I could never live
with that bug in dot find
But then I read back through the spec
starting with one and nine is wrong
I grew strong
I learned how to carry on
and so go back
and fix your classes
and it will all be ok
just like in your CSSes.
I should improve the stupid error
I should doc for all to see
If I had known for just one second
you'd have trouble with "A dot 3".