John Resig schrieb: > Hi Mike - > >> What I meant was, as an "official" plugin are you required to play by >> the same rules as jQuery itself where API changes are reserved for >> major releases? > > Until a specific plugin is physically bundled with jQuery directly - > then you're free to run your own versioning and make your own API > changes. > > Honestly, for the forms and tabs plugins, there shouldn't be many > features removed (since people are actively using them), but adding > features is still "fair game" (IMO).
Sure! The change I made is really only a little one and won't even break existing scripts, except for not showing the correct initial tab and the first one instead. For that reason I will add documentation soon, so that developers won't get headache over that. Sooner or later that usage is deprecated anyway, because whenever you want to highlight a certain tab, you just need to put the appropriate hash into the url of the page. -- Klaus _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
