When working on an existing web application you may be placed in a situation where you need to support new browsers, or just other browsers that your app wasn’t originally coded for or tested in. In my case, this took the form of a web app developed exclusively for Internet Explorer that now needed to [...]
Archive of posts tagged Javascript
Official jQuery 1.3.0, 1.3.1 Visual Studio Intellisense Files
It looks like this weekend while I was at the South Florida Code Camp the jQuery team has posted the official jQuery 1.3.1 Visual Studio intellisense file. You can get it from the jQuery downloads page, or more directly from the jQuery Google Code download page. The official 1.3.0 documentation was posted this weekend as [...]
jQuery 1.3.1 Released
The jQuery team has just released jQuery 1.3.1. This is mainly a bugfix release. You can view the fixed bugs on the jQuery bug tracker. You can download this release by visiting the jQuery Downloads page, or more directly, the 1.3.1 Release Download page. The blog post regarding this release makes a few important points [...]
Unofficial JQuery 1.3 Visual Studio Intellisense File
In lieu of the official Visual Studio 2008 Intellisense file for jQuery, the jQuery intellisense file generator at http://www.infobasis.com/sandpit/jQuery-Intellisense/ has been updated to support jQuery 1.3.0 (See this post for more details). The will allow you to get proper jQuery 1.3 intellisense in your applications until the official version is released. The above linked script generator uses [...]
jQuery 1.3.0 Released!
A quick glance at the jQuery website today revealed that jQuery 1.3.0 has been released and is available for download! This release coincides with jQuery’s third birthday. You can find the release notes for jQuery 1.3 here. At this moment there is no link for an updated Visual Studio intellisense file, but using the old one should get [...]
