I'm willing to use data tag as below.
<div data-color="#1337c"></div>
I use jquery to fetch($("div").data("color");
) and store($("div").data("color", "red");
) as well as manipulate data.
- Will IE7 support above tag ?
- What is the browser requirement for HTML5 ?
Thanks
To my understanding, data attributes are not actually HTML5 features, but rather their use became standardized in HTML5. IE 5.5 (from what I remember) was actually the first browser to support pseudo attributes, but don't quote me on that :v
To answer the real question:
jQuery.data
works as expected in IE7 .. and IE6. (No HTML5 or official "data attribute" support required.)IE7 will happily keep any attribute supplied in the HTML and expose it as such in the DOM. It doesn't matter if it is called
data-foo
orfoo-data
. I believe this is technically against the HTML4 specification, but it is the behavior of every major browser I know.Do be aware, however, that
data("foo")
andattr("data-foo")
have different semantics.