Disabled the passthrough .attr(method_name) functionality. You can now use it if you do: .attr({method_name: value}, true) OR as an easy initialization method: jQuery('<div/>', {html: '...', id: 'test'}).

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jeresig 2009-12-18 12:41:53 -05:00
parent 148fb7ba8e
commit d40083c866
4 changed files with 35 additions and 13 deletions

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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ test("Basic requirements", function() {
});
test("jQuery()", function() {
expect(15);
expect(22);
// Basic constructor's behavior
@ -62,6 +62,22 @@ test("jQuery()", function() {
equals( jQuery([1,2,3]).get(1), 2, "Test passing an array to the factory" );
equals( jQuery(document.body).get(0), jQuery('body').get(0), "Test passing an html node to the factory" );
var elem = jQuery("<div/>", {
width: 10,
css: { paddingLeft:1, paddingRight:1 },
text: "test",
"class": "test2",
id: "test3"
});
equals( elem[0].style.width, '10px', 'jQuery() quick setter width');
equals( elem[0].style.paddingLeft, '1px', 'jQuery quick setter css');
equals( elem[0].style.paddingRight, '1px', 'jQuery quick setter css');
equals( elem[0].childNodes.length, 1, 'jQuery quick setter text');
equals( elem[0].firstChild.nodeValue, "test", 'jQuery quick setter text');
equals( elem[0].className, "test2", 'jQuery() quick setter class');
equals( elem[0].id, "test3", 'jQuery() quick setter id');
});
test("selector state", function() {