Version 2.7.1 released - minor new features and small fixes
May 27th, 2008 by Robert NymanWe were very happy with our 2.7 release, and now we just thought that we’d issue some small updates and fixes to that.
What has changed?
Version 2.7.1 has just been released, and the changes from 2.7 are:
- Added support for pseudo-classes :nth-last-child, :nth-last-of-type and :target.
- Added support for single and double quotes around attribute values.
- Added “noParse” option to .ajax() for disabling the forced conversion of GET-parameters to POST-parameters in a POST-call.
- Fixed setAttributes method on IE.
- Fixed xhtml namespace evaluation in XPath.
- Fixed so addContent accepts a number value as content as well.
- Fixed so events can be added or removed from an event itself without causing any problem in the event handler.
- Fixed <object> creation in Firefox.
Downloading the new version
Go to the download page and chose what module(s) you need, and try them out!
The future
For the next major release, we are looking into improving the event model with custom events, more options for event delegation and other features that we hope will make your life easier.
If you have any certain wishes, please let us know through a comment here, the discussion group or any other way you can think of. Help us make your coding lives easier and more efficient! ![]()
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