Apparently, there is no difference in the jquery.min.js or the C++ code generated by filetostring from 11.04 or from 11.10.
(There are differences in jQuery 1.5, but they do not affect us, as that's what was used in 11.04, and that version worked fine)
Maybe Wt does is incompatible with jQuery 1.6.2? (changing from jQuery 1.4 to 1.5/1.6 has reportedly caused problems in the Wordpress package).
According to Koen, the problem is a missing '\'. I can't see at the moment how could an incompatibility cause a disappearing '\'. I'm still trying to isolate the problem.
I've compared the jQuery versions related to this issue:
- jQuery 1.4b1 (bundled with Wt 3.1.10)
- jQuery 1.5-2ubuntu1 (shipped by Ubuntu 11.04)
- jQuery 1.6.2-1ubuntu2 (shipped by Ubuntu 11.10)
I regenerated the jQuery packages on 11.04 and 11.10, and applied filetostring.cmake to convert them to C++.
This is the result:
pgquiles@ oneiric64: ~/wt/a$ md5sum * 8cd0af49c4e69a6 ee jquery.js-1.5-natty 8cd0af49c4e69a6 ee jquery. js-1.5- oneiric 7968c56e19ebdf6 ec jquery. js-1.6. 2-natty 7968c56e19ebdf6 ec jquery. js-1.6. 2-oneric 6b8023ff686d637 ac JQuery_ JS.C-1. 4b1-natty 6b8023ff686d637 ac JQuery_ JS.C-1. 4b1-oneiric 860fb90f64899ff ac JQuery_ JS.C-1. 5-natty 9223ffa9067dc77 e5 JQuery_ JS.C-1. 5-oneiric 930377e7a144d40 08 JQuery_ JS.C-1. 6.2-natty 930377e7a144d40 08 JQuery_ JS.C-1. 6.2-oneiric 0c747d99d50a829 38 jquery. min.js- 1.5-natty 36945b57a82d7ef 99 jquery. min.js- 1.5-oneiric 7714ab894702ae0 51 jquery. min.js- 1.6.2-natty 7714ab894702ae0 51 jquery. min.js- 1.6.2-oneiric
847945778a448af
847945778a448af
12840be281cca02
12840be281cca02
db9b022b25cf21e
db9b022b25cf21e
f0803b771699e16
83234f7c275d96b
9e8290f9029bdb6
9e8290f9029bdb6
6cb36d071e8e0f9
a1120f122bef837
9aa1f726fb931af
9aa1f726fb931af
Apparently, there is no difference in the jquery.min.js or the C++ code generated by filetostring from 11.04 or from 11.10.
(There are differences in jQuery 1.5, but they do not affect us, as that's what was used in 11.04, and that version worked fine)
Maybe Wt does is incompatible with jQuery 1.6.2? (changing from jQuery 1.4 to 1.5/1.6 has reportedly caused problems in the Wordpress package).
According to Koen, the problem is a missing '\'. I can't see at the moment how could an incompatibility cause a disappearing '\'. I'm still trying to isolate the problem.