Karl,
There is a bug somewhere between JQuery 1.3 and LiveQuery Plugin.
I just can't put LiveQuery Plugin to work with JQuery 1.3. It's odd.
I will use previous JQuery version until they implement all the
events. Untill there I need to use LiveQuery...
=(((
On 19 jan, 14:43, Karl Swedberg
What is the issue you are having? Which version of Live Query are you using?
Try using the very latest/edge version of Live Query that you can download
from github. http://github.com/brandonaaron/livequery/tree/master
--
Brandon Aaron
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Rics
Is it known when one might wish to continue to use the LiveQuery
plugin itself with version 1.3+ of the jQuery library? That is, if I
upgrade, is there any reason to keep the LQ plugin around?
On Jan 14, 3:16 pm, MorningZ morni...@gmail.com wrote:
first off all... the purpose (and advantage
If you need to bind events that .live() currently doesn't handle, such
as mouseenter, mouseleave, focus, blur, and change, you should keep
Live Query around. In subsequent versions, .live() is supposed to
handle these, but for now it doesn't.
--Karl
Karl Swedberg
It really depends on how you are using LiveQuery. If you are using it only
to bind events to new elements then you should switch over to live. That is
unless one of the events you are binding is one of the event types that does
not bubble. Check the documentation for the events that are currently
I always avoid to use LQ!
I think that JavaScript has private behaviour!
JS is not like CSS!
Please ask yourself to find out a way which you don't must use LQ!
2009/1/19 Brandon Aaron brandon.aa...@gmail.com
It really depends on how you are using LiveQuery. If you are using it only
to bind
first off all... the purpose (and advantage of) LiveQuery is that
when new matching items are added, they will automatically be wired
up...
secondly, one thing to look at is the just-released-today version of
jQuery (1.3), it now has a .live handler that will effectively do
what the plugin does
7 matches
Mail list logo
