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show on all browsers.
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test/data/echoQuery.php for easier testing of sent query strings
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sideeffects between tests
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for ajax from 16s to 10s (test/?ajax), kudos to Ariel
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negative) filters from the GET variables, as specified in the ticket #2738.
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to run both core and selector module
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header cells in Opera
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turned out most of them had already been implemented. The last ones necessary were in .domManip() with when a <table> was 'this' and for .text(). Adding these last changes seems to make dom and text manipulation in IE frames possible. Unit test cases were added as well.
In addition "submit.gif" was removed from the test suite index.html since it didn't exist.
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additional functionality. The first parameter clearQueue will clear the queue on the necessary DOM elements so all animation will stop. The second parameter will cause the currently playing animation to immediately complete including reseting original styles on show and hide and calling the callback function. If no parameters are passed it will work as it always did.
While adding unit testing I noticed the stop() unit test wasn't working correctly because the element was hidden so I fixed it and added more unit tests around the new functionality. I also added a cursor:pointer to the css (because for a long time I didn't know they were clickable).
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case, $.getJSON() wasn't working from a remote host. I went ahead and added a unit test then added the s.dataType == "json" test for a remote <script> load. The said that json was allowed but the dataType check was missing. This appears to have fixed the bug across all browsers.
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associated with elements.
Plugins will be most interested in:
- jQuery.data(elem) -> Unique ID for the element
- jQuery.data(elem, name) -> Named data store for the element
- jQuery.data(elem, name, value) -> Saves a value to the named data store
- jQuery.removeData(elem) -> Remove the expando and the complete data store
- jQuery.removeData(elem, name) -> Removes just this one named data store
jQuery's .remove() and .empty() automatically clean up after themselves. Once an element leaves a DOM document their events are no longer intact. Thus, statements like so:
{{{
$("#foo").remove().appendTo("#bar");
}}}
should be written like so:
{{{
$("#foo").appendTo("#bar");
}}}
in order to avoid losing the bound events.
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