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Apparently missing) is fixed in jQuery: not (.class on everything except Safari?
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Apparently missing) is fixed in jQuery: not (.class on everything except Safari?
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I had a jQuery Syntax-Error in my Script but only Safari throw an exception.
$("#id:not(.class").length
The :not wasn't closed by ). In Safari length was 0, in all other browser it was the correct value if the error hadnt exist. Could it possible that Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer fixes these errors on the fly?
This is really somehow fascinating because I have asked myself this a lot of times, too, without further investigation why that is. Chrome indeed sometimes "ignores" syntax errors, for example when you add or leave out ; or , in object notations for instance.
That can be a good thing but is sometimes hard to debug. Older browsers like IE throw errors where newer browsers dont. I dont know if this is a feature or a bug :)
I dont have sources on this but I can confirm that I noticed similar behavior. Most likely this has something to do with JavaScipt's strict mode.
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