Edgmon: Can i compare this string with value of column and select appropriate one_
Tirri: Jedik: https://jsfiddle.net/nhr6ox4s/ reproduces it on the iPad
Mcnulty: Jedik: https://jsfiddle.net/nhr6ox4s/1/ prettier XML
Beadling: Shoftee: have you checked what elements it actually loops?
Guyet: Meaning, what is the extra entry?
Lane: Console.log$p****d.find’container items item’.mapfunction { return this.id; }.get;
Darras: That array would be interesting to see
Swedberg: Https://jsfiddle.net/nhr6ox4s/2/
Megia: Ugh, is there an easy way to store the response?
Helphenstine: Do you know how much of a pain this is to debug on a Windows box?
Hartnett: Apple ****in’ require you to have Mac OS X for everything.
Shadiack: Hmm it returns 1234567899
Koko: Shoftee: https://jsfiddle.net/nhr6ox4s/5/
Vogelpohl: Shoftee: hmm so ya, that definitely sounds like a browser bug
Mordehay: One min let me try another thing
Mcclamy: Same with your update, repeats the last ID
Aguila: However, in my actual case, the repeated element is the first one.
Teats: Shoftee: https://jsfiddle.net/nhr6ox4s/6/
Beisner: Does the last test give you 10 too?
Falck: It is what jquery uses in the background
Kuthe: So maybe somewhere in the middle?
Kamke: Jquery does uses a bugged browser feature?
Letran: Shoftee: and https://jsfiddle.net/nhr6ox4s/7/ ?
Feickert: Shoftee: no that is actually what jquery uses
Wondoloski: So if you get more it means the looping in jquery causes this
Peabody: Heh. this is intriguing
Dorlando: That’s a 1 on my PC too.
Edick: It was basically the only thing i could suspect could cause the problem
Brumaghim: I can try debugging jQuery?
Thole: Does jQuery do something special with objects p****d from XML?
Siemens: Shoftee: and https://jsfiddle.net/nhr6ox4s/8/ ?
Redmon: It is actually giving you 10 responses
Crocker: Sounds pretty fishy to me too.
Bengochia: The problem i’m trying to find is why you get the last element twice
Mottern: Maybe append is inplemented as “+” under some cir***stances?
Trend: Mattila: can i ask a question last question for today
Mattila: Go for it. i’m still half observing the room, :
Hanzlik: Or the for loop uses for var i in .
Khora: Let say i have 1000 records on table can i select some of them from jquery? when you click the button you will get this string https://jsfiddle.net/gpuby3mp/35/ also one of my table has those string in columns . Can i compare this string with value of column and select appropriate one?
Matuszeski: Shoftee: ok, so what ever goes wrong happens in sizzle
Faden: The function is fairly short, it would recommend digging down into what happens there and file a bug
Cervetti: I’ll debug that then, see what happens in my real case.
Mattila: Hellyeah: what’s the identifier on your columns?
Arendsee: Thanks for your help.
Girmazion: Shoftee: https://github.com/jquery/sizzle/blob/master/src/sizzle.js#L193
Mancha: Project_name, environment and frontend
Merow: May be i need to change the design a bit
Garibai: Shoftee: https://github.com/jquery/sizzle/blob/1.11.1/src/sizzle.js#L184
Pago: I just wonder selecting thing is possible in client side
Sperow: Btw, that jsfiddle was on jquery 1.8.3, I should probably try it on 1.11.1
Harty: Shoftee: ya, good idea
Borcherding: Shoftee: anyway thx for a very interesting case :