I managed to see the problem you were experiencing...

2009-11-02T18:06:46.781Z

I managed to see the problem you were experiencing on a friends iphone with a new test page I created.

I have updated the Getme source code to use this new test for isFunction as well as replacing the code within the foreach method to use isFunction instead of doing its own check.

Hi Chris You still haven't got back to me about t...

2009-10-22T00:30:25.083+01:00

Hi Chris

You still haven't got back to me about the computer you were running this on e.g Mac or PC.

If you were running it on an IPhone then I actually haven't tested Getme on that yet as I don't own one. However I know plenty of people that do.
Let me know so that I can resolve the issue.

Thanks

Rob

And which version of Safari? Was it on a PC or MAC...

2009-10-07T17:05:54.376+01:00

And which version of Safari?
Was it on a PC or MAC?

I have been running it on Safari 3.2 > 4.0 and its worked fine for me.

The code I used was: G('div').setHtml('
Hello W...

2009-10-07T15:16:58.751+01:00

The code I used was:

G('div').setHtml('<p>Hello World</p>');

C.

Hi Chris Can you show me how you were trying to c...

2009-10-07T13:00:42.266+01:00

Hi Chris

Can you show me how you were trying to call the setHtml function as by the sounds of it you were passing the results of a function in to foreach for the list parameter instead of an actual function.

For example the following code has been tested in FF 3, Safari 4, Chrome 3 and IE 8 and works fine

with my isFunction test just doing a test like so

Hi, I did a little checking myself on the Safari ...

2009-10-07T10:49:43.875+01:00

Hi,

I did a little checking myself on the Safari issue and I think I've fixed it. I wasn't doing anything difficult just trying to set the the content of a div tag to hello world using the setHtml function. Works fine in Firefox but produces a type of error in Safari.

This piece of code here produces the error:

if(typeof(list) == "function"){

Can you give me an example of the code you are try...

2009-10-07T10:04:23.107+01:00

Can you give me an example of the code you are trying to pass to the Getme object or a link to the test page?

Line 341 is

// if typeof list is a function then run that to generate node list
if(typeof(list) == "function"){

list = list.call();

which is in the foreach function and is designed to create a nodelist from a

Very helpful article, many thanks, I'm currently t...

2009-10-06T16:33:38.474+01:00

Very helpful article, many thanks, I'm currently trying to put together a very small libray to do some iPhone web app work, and this is just the sort of think I needed to get me started.

BTW I tried using it in Safari and I got an error TypeError: Result of expression 'list.call' [undefined] is not a function. in line 341. Any ideas?

I'm glad you found the article helpful. The code ...

2009-10-06T04:25:47.161+01:00

I'm glad you found the article helpful.

The code in Getme.js is only a small cut down version of what is possible and I am planning on using it as the base for my own framework that I am working on which is designed more for working with remote content and parsing, cleaning it for use on other sites e.g my www.hattrickheaven.com site. If you click on one of the news articles you

This is great article just what I wanted to know. ...

2009-10-06T04:23:14.917+01:00

This is great article just what I wanted to know. I have often tried to look at the source code in Jquery and just spent a lot of time scratching my head wondering what is going on.
I never realised that to return nodes by CSS 3 selectors was so easy in modern browsers.
I think I might even use this Getme.js as the basis of my own framework.
Thanks!

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