jQuery 1.6.4 Released
jQuery 1.6.4 Released
This is a minor point release of jQuery. We’re releasing it fix a couple issues that came up during the release of jQuery 1.6.3.
You can get the code from the jQuery CDN:
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jQuery 1.6.4 Change Log
The current change log of the 1.6.4 release.
Data
- #10194: Data attribute names with single dash-surrounded letters cannot be accessed by the camel-case name
Event
- #10208: $(“form”).live(“submit”, fn) not fired from <button type=”submit”> in IE8
Support
- #10197: Bug with mime-type application/xhtml+xml in jquery 1.6.3
There seems to be a certificate error on the CDN when accessing via SSL i.e. https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.6.4.js
Is there more than meets the eye or was this just a really anemic release?
@ken – #10208 seems like a fairly significant bug.
Thanks!
Yay, it didn’t break anything :)
http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.4/jquery.min.js isn’t available
http://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jQuery/jquery-1.6.4.min.js is not available too. Wake up Microsoft, it’s two days after release already.
There is a new bug in this version (1.6.2 is ok):
$(‘#xyz’).attr(‘checked’)
always returns ‘checked’
(input tag with type ‘checkbox’)
@errox – while that probably is true and probably should be fixed, i would think using $(‘#xyz’).is(‘:checked’) instead would probably be more beneficial in the long run.
@Dylan
#10208 ONLY affects IE 8, and only live() + form submit. I concede that it’s not a trivial bug, but I wouldn’t think it’d merit a point release especially considering it works in 1.6.2. Pretty sure I’ve seen much larger (impact-wise) bugs that didn’t push a release, but perhaps I’m wrong.
And in the end I’m much happier with more releases vs. fewer releases :)
Thanks, jQuery, and keep up the good work!
When I click download it comes up with a page full of code?
What do I do with it?
@Dream Weber: Right-click on the page, and you should see a &#quot;Save As…&#quot; option. If you click that, you should be able to download it.