JQuery :: IE8 Does Not Take Effect While Replacing HTML Tag
May 27, 2010
I have following jquery, which clicking a anchor link to load a content and replace the h1 to h2 tag in the loaded content before replacing a div content on current page.
$('.previous-news li a').click(function() {
var url = $(this).attr('href');
var link = this;
$('.attachment-content').fadeOut("slow");
$.get(url, function(data) {
var $fullcontent = $('#main-content', data);
var html = $fullcontent.html().replace(/h1/g,"h2");
$(link).parents('.view-content').parents('.view-dom-id-2').find('.attachment .attachment-content').html(html);
});
$('.attachment-content').fadeIn("slow");
return false;
});
It works on firefox and webkit browsers but not in IE8 or 7. H1 tag is not replaced.
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eg.. function dosomething(someparam){ // does something. } function dothis(){
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The problem I'm running into is each time I click a form input jQuery thinks I'm clicking the LI element, which causes the ajax to fire, refreshing the form info. Essentially making it behave as if I had just lost focus.
I have used jQ to replace table rows ok. For example,
Background [what works] A page with just js, html5, jQ, css: In the current page I view, I have a table id="Tbl1', with rows of the form
n=1,2,... <tr id="Rn"> <td>...</td> <td>...</td> </tr> var rid ='#R2'; var tr is anotherr row as above with n=2; $(rid).replaceWith(tr); //will replace old row with new tr, matching the Rn. Good.
Also, I have another table id=Tbl2, in the same dom, but on a page that slides in and out using html5transition, on click. $('#Tbl2').append(tr); //works fine by appending to that Tbl2 (possiblyduplicatingrows)
[Problem] What is the exact syntax to do the $(rd).replaceWith(tr) operation on the contents of Tbl2. I have tried many combinations, but could not get it to work.
1. Looking for the syntax.
2. Incidiental question: Even though I have two tables, Tbl1, Tbl2, the first operation auto selects Tbl1 which appears second in the DOM after Tbl2.
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