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tobaco avatar tobaco commented on August 17, 2024

is this still an issue with the changes in jQuery 1.6.1?

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aFarkas avatar aFarkas commented on August 17, 2024

Yes, this is still an issue. valueAsNumber, willValidate validity, validationMessage are properties, there is no content attribute. In current webshims, you have to use attr in future webshims you have to use prop for this.

In case of required, you can choose, what you want and in case of novalidate, you have to use attr.

I'm working on this. Currently half of the testsuite is running, the other half, will be done in next 2 weeks. My "internal release date" is 06.06.11 for a jQuery 1.6.1 compatibel version. This version won'T be compatible with old jQuery, but won't have any new features at this date.

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GeekyMonkey avatar GeekyMonkey commented on August 17, 2024

Hope things are going well. My project is relying on this before I can release, so if it's not going to be done, then I'm going to have to revert back to jQuery 1.5 and do some rework. I'd be happy to help you test and fix bugs to get this done, that'd be a more productive use of my time.

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aFarkas avatar aFarkas commented on August 17, 2024

@GeekyMonkey

No need to revert your project. I will try to release 1.6.3 today (not compatible with jQuery 1.6.1) and then I will merge my jQuery 1.6.1 compatible branch into the master branch and push it to the rmeote repository. My hope is, that I get all unit tests pass in all tested browsers today and then to make a release for the jQuery 1.6.1 compatible version on sunday/monday.

I will close this bug, if all tests do pass and this version is available in the remote repo. This can be your time, to make your own tests with this version.

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GeekyMonkey avatar GeekyMonkey commented on August 17, 2024

Great news! Thanks for the update.

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aFarkas avatar aFarkas commented on August 17, 2024

I have now pushed the new version to remote/master, but had no time to test all browsers. I noticed some minor issues in IE9 using $(element).val(undefined/null); + one issue with Safari5 and Opera 11 regarding select[required]. In FF4 and Chrome 12 everything seems to be fine.

I haven't updated everything in the demos, so some examples might not work, although everything is implemented right.

IE8/7/6, FF3.x and Safari4 are untestet.

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GeekyMonkey avatar GeekyMonkey commented on August 17, 2024

I got those changes and applied to my site. On IE9 it is causing google maps to stop working on my site (I get blank area where map should appear). I'll try tracking it down and let you know what I find. Chrome is fine.

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aFarkas avatar aFarkas commented on August 17, 2024

All tests now pass in all browsers. only documentation/demos and custom-validity script has to be updated.

If you have still issues with google maps and IE9, let me know. I will need a testcase, then.

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GeekyMonkey avatar GeekyMonkey commented on August 17, 2024

Got latest as of today and maps problem has gone away. Thanks for the update.

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