The beautiful of jQuery is the extensibility of the plugins. The core of
jQuery must be
small, with the core methods and without complexes methods that overload
the processor.
In this sense, livequery is very good, I like it, but why insert it into
the core? If you want
allways the livequery behaviour, you simply concatenate it to the jQuery
file ;-)
jQuery event methods uses the JavaScript core function addEventListener
or attachEvent (in IE)
so the execution of these methods is fast. But you can check the code of
Livequery, it checks
allways the new elements attaching the event, and sets an interval loop
for checking again and again.
I have many projects that I don't need the Livequery behaviour and with
the jQuery core functions
works well, so I don't need overload my code using Livequery in these
projects.
Maybe, in some moments you can find plugins very cool, but it is not
good insert all the pieces
of code that you like into the jQuery code.
Making the custom jQuery file to me (example):
java -jar custom_rhino.jar -w -version 150 -f jquery.js -c
jquery.wordscounter.js -c jquery.copyEvent.js > jquery.plugins.js
So I simply attach jquery.plugins.js in my code and I can use all the
methods.
Another method (using php)
HTML: <script type="text/javascript"
src="js/getlibraries.php?js[]=jquery.js&js[]=jquery.copyEvents.js&.....
PHP:
<?
//compressing with gzip
|ob_start("ob_gzhandler");
| $all_code = "";
for($i=0;$i< count($_GET["js"]); $i++){
$all_code .= file_get_contents($_GET["js"][$i]);
}
echo $all_code;
|ob_flush();|
?>
Eridius escribió:
This should be intergrated in the core jquery, i think it could replace .bind
since it does the same thing but more without have to change any
parameters, just to to the change c.bind to .livequery.
duma wrote:
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Best Regards,
José Francisco Rives Lirola <sevir1ATgmail.com>
SeViR CW · Computer Design
http://www.sevir.org
Murcia - Spain
