IE6/7 fails in "find" when selector isn't a String

[bfattori]

When the selector passed to the "find" method (line 284 of 1.2.2 release) is not a String, the method ".indexOf" fails (line 289 of 1.2.2 release).

Wrapping the call as such seems to fix the problem:

...

(selector.indexOf && selector.indexOf("..") > -1) ? ...

However, since I don't fully understand the way jQuery works, I don't know what this might break.

[davidserduke]

What exactly are you trying to pass in to find that isn't a string?

I think find is only expecting a string:

​http://docs.jquery.com/Traversing/find#expr

[bfattori]

I cannot tell which "find" method this is. There's an internal one, and one exposed to the outside. If this is the outside version, I'll dig deeper, but I believe this is the internal one.

[davidserduke]

I believe this is the external one jQuery.fn.find() which actually calls the internal one jQuery.find().

[davidserduke]

Do you have a test case that demonstrates your problem? I still don't understand what you are trying to pass in to find().

[bfattori]

I found the error. You may cancel this bug... I had implemented my own scroll animation handler that was passing an invalid object. With the new jQuery, scrolling is handled natively and removing my plugin fixed the issue.

Sorry for the trouble.

[davidserduke]

No problem at all. Glad you found your issue.