Brandon Aaron wrote:
Events in the latest SVN are now using addEventListener and
attachEvent. On 5/3/07, Dan G. Switzer, II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
This has already been reporting and is filed as a bug. This has to
do w/the how events are attached in the current jQuery code. I
believe this is a planned fix for v1.1.3.
-Dan
Thanks, I heard it was a problem in the pipeline and was just about to come
to bug you guys about it making into 1.1.3.
I've had lots of progress working with Ext, and it seems to play really nice
with jQuery. Ext itself is a pretty tight bundle tho, so unnecessary mixing
might cause you to grow gray hair every now and then. I think the biggest
obstacles are the lack of up-to-date documentation and tutorials (The Ext
API is great and extensive, but not perfectly up to date. The tutorials let
you learn but don't contain much of the new useful stuff that has been
developed in Ext), and the change of mindset. Going from jQuery to Ext means
going from lightweight, linear, under-the-hood quick scripting to a more
bundled framework with heavier emphasis on object oriented approach,
widgets, components and it's own specifications and ways to do things.
Takes a while to get used to, but in the end they both do their job really
well. Digging into Ext was at the same time extremely much fun and extremely
frustrating. A good remainder on how utterly important good tutorials and
documentation are if you want to grow your user base beyond the hardcore who
love digging through the source and the forums.
Anyone jQuery users need some help in starting with Ext, I'll gladly offer
some if I can.
--
Suni
