On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 10:12 AM, Will <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thanks. I ready an article somewhere and it mentioned not combining
> "old" coding forms with new in reference to jQuery. It didn't make
> much sense to me and this confirms it. I'll continue to code with
> functions and such
Thanks. I ready an article somewhere and it mentioned not combining
"old" coding forms with new in reference to jQuery. It didn't make
much sense to me and this confirms it. I'll continue to code with
functions and such and just supplement with jQuery where beneficial.
Thanks
On Dec 4, 6:36 p
jQuery isn't a separate language with its own rules. It's still JavaScript
code, just like any other JavaScript code. Functions, variables, reusable
code, those are all good practice, and none of it changes because you're
using jQuery.
Could you give a specific example of some jQuery code that do
Sorry...this question is a little ambiguous to me. Can you be more
specific or give an example/use case? I think you will have to "hard
code every event", because otherwise there's no logic dictating what
happens when, say, you click something. As for defining actual
functions and reusable code
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