[jQuery] problem iwith leadiing space in IE
Hi,
I just started using JQuery and I'm amazed how simple things can be done...
Unfortunately I've run into an IE issue (I think). Im using an UL list for
A-Z links (large site). I try to read out the LI elements and use them to
generate the path to the html file (E.g. A.html from <li>A</li>.
This seems to work fine in FF, but in IE I end up with a filename of 'A
.html' (note the space):
Demo: (only A and B load data) using V.249
http://www.sozzi.cn/jquery/fish_ajax_3.html
The alert poping up just outputs the generated filename:
the "offending" line of code is:
text = "html/"+$(this).text()+".html"; /*read out text from
<li>text</li> and make filename from it*/
any way to solve this easily? I just found some regex solutions I don't
quite understand.
Thanks a lot
Angelo
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