not sure how/why this question keeps coming up, but the answer is no. there was a post on this group claiming that jQueryUI was "calling home" to jqueryui.com, when in fact that author was simply linking to the script on the jqueryui.com domain, but i digress...
the jQuery library does not initiate any requests. i'd recommend firebug's "net" panel if you want to keep tabs on the requests being made by your pages. On May 10, 3:30 am, Loudin <dinerstein.mich...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm relatively new to programming with JQuery, so please forgive me if > this question comes off as uninformed - I couldn't find the answer to > it anywhere. > > My website had been calling the JQuery library available on Google to > use for implementation. I realized this was quite the bad practice and > moved the library over to my own server to increase load time. > However, a friend told me that the JQuery library actually makes a > call to the JQuery website even if you were to call an instance of the > library resting on your own server. Is this true? It seems like it > would be quite the resource drain if it were to be true. Can anyone > shed some light on this issue?
