GOOD!

I download and test your "html.zip", and the result is that the problem really as what you described.

between lines 3200 and 3207 in jquery-1.3.2.js, In order to achieve "jQuery.support.boxModel" .

There executed the first "ready" function . then maybe too early and messing up the page as you find.

Thanks,

Your fix works in my website.

This is basically the patch. We'll need a better way to detect webkit though because

jQuery.browser.safari

		// Mozilla, Opera and webkit nightlies currently support this event
		if ( document.addEventListener ) {
			// Use the handy event callback
			document.addEventListener( "DOMContentLoaded", function DOMContentLoaded() {
+				if (jQuery.browser.safari && document.readyState != "complete") {
+					setTimeout( arguments.callee, 100 );
+					return;
+				}
				document.removeEventListener( "DOMContentLoaded", DOMContentLoaded, false );
				jQuery.ready();
			}, false );

Has there been any progress regarding this ticket?

I tried the nightly build but found that no solution (neither this or an alternative) had been included.

This bug is still present in jQuery 1.4 !

I've recently encountered a similar situation in IE6, where loading jQuery also does some undesired changes to the page layout (tried versions 1.3.X and 1.4.X, and that happens on both).

I've played around with it a bit and tracked down, that the cause of this is indeed the jQuery.support.boxModel test as pointed out by caii, that screwes up the page layout. I've commented it out, and everything is fine then.

Anyway, i'm curious as to why this has not been fixed? Come on people, you've managed to add so many big changes to jQuery 1.4, and you can't fix one small problem? :))

WebKit-based browsers do not calculate in the size of any images without width and height attributes on events triggered by DOMContentLoaded.

A quick review of the HTML provided shows that there aren't dimensions on the img tags, and thus the behavior seen in WebKit-based browsers.

I would say that this is expected behavior and that this ticket can be closed.

WebKit-based browsers do not calculate in the size of any images without width and height attributes on events triggered by DOMContentLoaded.

But IE,FF,and O do. I would say this is unexpected behavior in WebKit vs. any other standard browser. Make a simple page with a div containing an image of unspecified height and test height()/outerHeight(). IE,FF,and O will return a height that accounts for the image. Webkit-based browsers will not. But JQuery should return the same value no matter what browser it is run in.

I agree with @nathanhammond that this is an issue with WebKit itself and that adhering to the image attribute requirements WebKit has will solve the issue.

When it comes down to individual rendering engines, I think that we need to leave it up to the engines themselves to manage how they output attributes such as image dimensions and that it's not the responsibility of the jQuery core to provide fixes for this type of behavior.

I've reproduced this in Chrome5 with 1.4.2 even when the element in question DID have specified dimensions. For anyone else who experiences this I managed to work around it by putting the ready function at the bottom of the body, after the element in question.

Bumping bug because browser buffoonery boggles brain.

bump because the bug is still present in 1.7.2 :(

This isn't an AOL message board, bugs don't need a "bump". They need verifiable test cases.

Replying to [comment:13 dmethvin]:

This isn't an AOL message board, bugs don't need a "bump". They need verifiable test cases.

want a testcase?

here's one:

$(document).ready(function() {

alert("I bet you can't see me after a refresh if you are using Chrome");

});

Replying to [comment:14 anonymous]:

Replying to [comment:13 dmethvin]: > This isn't an AOL message board, bugs don't need a "bump". They need verifiable test cases. want a testcase? here's one: $(document).ready(function() { alert("I bet you can't see me after a refresh if you are using Chrome"); });

http://fiddle.jshell.net/S4avC/1/show/light/

Oh, look, I refresh and get the alert all right.

Please, provide a usable and verifiable test case. If you can't, ask for support on a forum of your choice and/or IRC. Thank you.

Still present on jquery 1.9.1, well done, I am not using jquery since is not reliable at all !