On Oct 1, 12:48 pm, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David Pollak schrieb:> although I had to rewrite all the $ references to
> jQuery so I could fit Scriptaculous, jQuery, and BlockUIin the same browser.
>
> Why that? BlockUI uses a handy trick to be able to use $ while not
> relying on the global variable.
> Details:http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Authoring#Custom_Alias_in_plugin_code>
> I've looked at the Interface Elements plugin for jQuery.
Ah hah! Okay... that makes life a little simpler!
> Interface should be superceded by UI soon. Currently both lack the
> quality of code and documentation that jQuery provides. Your help is
> welcome on the UI project.
Thanks, but I've got my hands full with lift. Some of the lift users
are coming after me with sharp objects demanding documentation and
more examples... oh course, you're welcome to help with lift... :-)
> If the answers to the Interface Elements are not "yes", what other
> > plugins should I be looking at the meet my criteria?
>
> A few plugins come to my mind that you may consider stable enough: Mike
> Alsup's form plugin, Klaus Hartl's tabs, Christian Bach's tablesorter
> (both part of UI), my validation plugin. And among the meta/utility
> plugins are dimensions, metadata and chili which are highly recommended,
> though those are more interesting if you plan to write and release your
> own plugins.
Thanks!
David
>
> -- Jörn