Well, in my case, I need JSON call not classic ajax. I know other functionalities are simple in JS, but JSON call and sliding is a must. Max file can be 5-10 kb from my calculations.
What about removing functions from jQuery library which I don't need and have no effect on "engine" and needed functionality? Do you have any experience with that? Thanks in advcance. On Aug 23, 3:16 am, Dave Methvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > All what I need is selector for ID, html function, ajax call, > > element toggling and sliding (slideDown). > > The first three are easy enough that you don't need a library, you > could just use trivial wrappers around getElementById, innerHTML, and > XMLHTTPRequest. If you are willing to settle for simple immediate show/ > hide, you could again get by without a library and just use a simple > change to the CSS display attribute. All the code for that would > probably be 2KB max. > > If you really need animated toggling and sliding, that is tricky to > get right on all browsers and I would just use the unmodified of > jQuery; it isn't really that big considering what it offers you. Once > it's down on the client it is cached.
