> But if the content is changed dynamicly we might face some issues.
Regardless the problem I was raising, if the document changes dynamically, your generated signature has great chances to fail (cf. also comment from bdunn).
> in reality developers do not adhere to [2]
I really hope it's not true because it would really be quite pointless. Let's try by yourself: put the same id name (e.g. "testId") on two different elements in your example and then try this code:
$("#testId")
It will return only one element. So you'll never be able to find the second one with a selector...
>Regardless the problem I was raising, if the document changes dynamically, your generated signature has great chances to fail (cf. also comment from bdunn).
Yes :)
>It will return only one element. So you'll never be able to find the second one with a selector...
Thanks. I was not aware of that. Now this encourage me even more :) If a bad programmer like me place two ids with same name. Extension developer like x did not able to get the second one. That why I need this
Regardless the problem I was raising, if the document changes dynamically, your generated signature has great chances to fail (cf. also comment from bdunn).
> in reality developers do not adhere to [2]
I really hope it's not true because it would really be quite pointless. Let's try by yourself: put the same id name (e.g. "testId") on two different elements in your example and then try this code:
It will return only one element. So you'll never be able to find the second one with a selector...