Fixed #2076 where .val() could return an array instead of undefined when the jquery object was empty. The bug was created during the .val() refactoring for the javascript strict FF ticket.
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@ -419,6 +419,7 @@ jQuery.fn = jQuery.prototype = {
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return undefined;
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}
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return this.each(function(){
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@ -1029,11 +1029,12 @@ test("$.extend(Object, Object)", function() {
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});
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test("val()", function() {
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expect(3);
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expect(4);
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ok( $("#text1").val() == "Test", "Check for value of input element" );
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ok( !$("#text1").val() == "", "Check for value of input element" );
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// ticket #1714 this caused a JS error in IE
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ok( $("#first").val() == "", "Check a paragraph element to see if it has a value" );
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ok( $([]).val() === undefined, "Check an empty jQuery object will return undefined from val" );
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});
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test("val(String)", function() {
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