Attributes requires different string for IE and FF?

[Andreas Söderlund]

I've noticed that when specifying output for an attribute in a
directive, it seems like if the output contains a space, IE requires
that the output string must be enclosed in single quotes, otherwise it
will break the library (on line 604 in pure2.js, the innerHTML line).
FF however requires no quotes at all or it won't work. Am I doing
something wrong when returning the value from the function, or is it a
bug?

Html:

<div id="list">
<p>Title</p>
<a class="name" style="display:block;" href="#">Link</a>
</div>

Javascript:

function testMe(nr, nr2) {
alert(nr + nr2);
}

var directives = {
'p': 'title',
'a': {
'row <- rows': {
'.' : 'row.name',
'.@onclick' : function(arg) {
return "testMe(1, 2);"; // Works in FF, not IE
//return "'testMe(1, 2);'"; // Works in IE, not FF
}
}
}
};

var listTemplate = $('#list').compile(directives);

data = {'title': title, 'rows' : [{name: 'Test1'}, {name: 'Test2'}]};
$('#list').render(data, listTemplate);

[Yves (BeeBole)]

Hi Andreas,

Mic is currently on holidays.

He should be back end of the next week.

Yves

[Mic Cvilic]

Hi Andreas,

I've opened a ticket at
http://beebole.lighthouseapp.com/projects/16663-pure/tickets/29
If you go to the page and click "watch", you'll be notified by email of
any news.
Thanks for reporting the issue.

Cheers,
Mic