I have several range inputs that I have to make consistent across browsers so I am using jQuery UI slider for them. The problem is not with that part, but actually with getting those elements.
This is how the inputs look:
<input type="range" name="..." value="..." min="..." max="..." />
Selecting them with input[type="range"]
works in every browse besides IE7 (IE8 is fine). The code should run on Wordpress 3.1, so I have to use jQuery 1.4.
I've currently solved it by adding a class to the range inputs and that works fine, but I was wondering what is the problem with this selector in IE7?
IE7 and lower will automatically convert to type="text"
. Try this and you will see
alert($('input').attr('type')); // alerts "text"
Therefore your selector doesn't match.
You could add data-type
instead of a class only for jQuery selection
<input data-type="range" type="range" name="..." value="..." min="..." max="..." />
and use
$('input[data-type="range"]')
IE 7 supports a limited set of attribute selectors . Furthermore, it probably doesn't recognize input type="range"
.
像ie6这样的ie7已经成为过时的浏览器,因此您不应该期望它支持type=range
。
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