10 Apr
2010
10 Apr
'10
2:41 p.m.
Michael Keck a écrit :
Hi Marc,
to use jQuery() instead of $() may be ok, but you must know,
that in jQuery UI and other plug-ins for jQuery there is always
used the $().
My personal opinion is to use the $(), cause it's the jQuery
default. Perhaps it would help to leave comment before
function / jQuery call?
Hi Michael,
yes it would help (if everyone accepts to do it, which I doubt).
Which other libraries are still used, which are using the $()?
I think, other libraries should be ported to jQuery.
Porting Mootools calls to jQuery is almost done, I think that only the
import progress bar remains to be done. Any volunteer? :)
Michael.
Am 10.04.2010 13:01, schrieb Marc Delisle:
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Marc Delisle
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Hi,
I think we should standardize on one or the other syntax.
I like the simplicity of using $() but it would be clearer to always use
jQuery(), as many other libraries are using the dollar sign and someone
looking at a fragment of our code needs to know immediately which lib is
used.
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