[jQuery] Re: Keeping jquery codes up to date - best practise?
Yup, I hear ya all and now understand the issue. Especially Sam's point that upgrading automatically may break a function somewhere. Thanks so much for the replies. Much appreciated. I guess the last question is is there any advantage in linking to the google hosted scripts rather than hosting them myself? Doesn't this leave the possibility that if google's server is down my site breaks. Whereas if my server is down for some reason, well...it is ALL down.
[jQuery] Re: Keeping jquery codes up to date - best practise?
I love this place. Thanks so much everyone. My coding practises just shifted :) Steve On Mar 25, 5:55 am, MorningZ morni...@gmail.com wrote: To build on James reply Using more CDNs allow your user's browser to download more simultaneously http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html#cdn On Mar 24, 2:33 pm, James james.gp@gmail.com wrote: I think the idea is that if many sites used the Google hosted script, and your visitor happened to visit one of them, it's probably already in their browser cache, so your site will have one less file to load. Google has servers all over the world, so it's unlikely the service will be down, but it is possible I guess. Also, because of that, the browser might also fetch a closer file for the visitor's location (thus, quicker download). Additionally, since it's loading from Google's server, it doesn't use your bandwidth. On Mar 23, 10:18 pm, Microbe xxxmicrobe...@gmail.com wrote: Yup, I hear ya all and now understand the issue. Especially Sam's point that upgrading automatically may break a function somewhere. Thanks so much for the replies. Much appreciated. I guess the last question is is there any advantage in linking to the google hosted scripts rather than hosting them myself? Doesn't this leave the possibility that if google's server is down my site breaks. Whereas if my server is down for some reason, well...it is ALL down.
[jQuery] Keeping jquery codes up to date - best practise?
Hey everyone, I use jquery on a number of sites (all on the same server). What is the best way to keep jquery scripts up to date across them all without having to change code all over the place. I was thinking of using one of my domains as a host, putting generically named files there e.g. jquery.js for the core, and then point each page needing jquery on any site to mydomain/js/jquery.js so that I only have to update the single file when the time comes. It seems like a reasonable idea...let's hear from devil's advocates or those who have better suggestions. Thanks in advance.
[jQuery] Re: Keeping jquery codes up to date - best practise?
Thanks for that, but if you use it, aren't you linking to a specific version number? Their example is path: http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js; So what happens if right though my code I call that file and then 1.3.3 comes out?
[jQuery] [blockui] Use blockui to block until page loads
Hey there, I use jquery but have to admit to not understanding it really well - how many different things can one learn??? I have a page that uses jquery popup and also loads a CGI script. It takes a little while for the CGI to load so I want to block the page until it is done. How would I di that with blockUI? Thanks in advance
[jQuery] Re: has anyone come across a plugin like this ?
Demand # 1 :o) On Nov 11, 8:57 am, heysatan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Sean, I built this breadcrumb animation. Due to time limitations at the end of the project I wasn't able to make it into a plugin (I built a lot of other plugins for this project), but I'd like to when I get a chance. I really solved a problem for us because our category and page titles are so long (scientists are long winded). Before we would show only a couple of steps in the HTML to get around this. This method was more SEO friendly, more usable, and I thought, kind of cool. If there is a demand for it I'll work on porting it to a plugin, but probably not for the next 2 weeks or so. Jason Lead UI Developer - CompareNetworks On Nov 10, 1:21 am, CliffordSean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: see the breadcrumb on here :http://www.biocompare.com/ProductDetails/386912/1/Mutation-Generation... has anyone come across a plugin like this ? tnx sean -- View this message in context:http://www.nabble.com/has-anyone-come-across-a-plugin-like-this---tp2... Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[jQuery] Re: my first plugin
Nice work, I would like to see the behaviour as follows: When one image is zoomed and you click on another there are 3 options: just close the first one (as it does now) OR close the first one and open the second one (better) OR open the second one as well.
[jQuery] Re: my first plugin
I should add, this is a great solution to another issue. I use highslide on a website but just loading when the combination is Win2K and IE6 causes a computer to reboot
[jQuery] Re: blockUI custom options not working
Just about anything, if not all, you do with jQuery requires or makes the most sense to have the DOM to be ready, it should be as automatic as it gets writing that first line of code ...and the best way to make sure people who are new to JQuery understand this is if it is made more clear on the demos page and in documentation
[jQuery] blockUI custom options not working
Hey folks,
I don't like to waste a list's time with a noob question, but I have
come to my wits end on this.
I am trying to use blockUI on a series of file upload fields on a
page
It works fine, but I just can't get the custom message to work. All
the demos use a button
I have tried a number of variations including copying code straight
from the demos. This should at least turn the overlay blue, but it
isn't - http//www/DearFamilyandFriends.com/tes.php
script src=includes/jquery-1.2.6.pack.js type=text/javascript/
script
script src=includes/jquery.blockUI.js type=text/javascript/
script
script src=includes/jquery.MultiFile.js type=text/javascript/
script
script language=javascript type=text/javascript
jQuery('#test').click(function() {
jQuery.blockUI({ overlayCSS: { backgroundColor: '#00f' } });
setTimeout(jQuery.unblockUI, 2000);
});
/script
/head
body
form action= method=post name =testform
input id=test name=test type=file class=multi accept=gif|
jpg/
/form
/body
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance
[jQuery] Re: blockUI custom options not working
Thanks Mike, That solved it - love your work!!! Perhaps this could be made more clear on the demos page and in documentation to save you answering the question again.
