>I'm not sure how many folks have noticed, but an excellent new plugin >repository was activated with little fanfare a few weeks ago at >http://jquery.com/plugins. At the moment, we've had a plugin list at >http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins, which is where the main plugin link points >to. > >Because of the incredible new features of the new plugin repository, we are >going to switch the link over to use it instead of the old wiki page. As a >result, we're requesting that all plugin authors add an entry in the new >repository with as much detail as possible. We're going to flip the switch >on August 1, so again, please get everything moved over as soon as you can. > >While you're at it, it might be useful to determine whether your plugins >still work with the latest version of jQuery. Additionally, all jQuery.fn >plugins should return a jQuery object for chainability, so make sure that >your plugin does, in fact, do that.
Some plug-in specific break the chain--such as those that explicitly return a value based on the selector. However, plug-ins that don't need to return a specific value should be returning a jQuery reference so the chain doesn't break. The plug-ins that *do* break the chain should be clearly stated as doing such. -Dan
