Query plugin ? This will stick us to jQuery, but
as we use it, it's shouldn't be a problem
* Each feature must be a JS class, or a kind of. Less coupling, but we
should not use jQuery inside that code.
What could be the pros & cons for each of these methods?
Thanks,
Noel
On Wed, Oct
manage i18n and l10n ?
Thanks!
Noel
Thanks for the initial reply Leonardo and the canonical reply Mike.
--Noel
On Aug 26, 1:58 pm, Mike Alsup wrote:
> > I think you can't rounded a input element with this plugin. U can put the
> > input inside a div element, round the div and set border=0 to your input. So
>
I must have missed a bit of information, because I cannot get the
jquery.corner plugin to work with html elements. The following
renders a rounded div but not a rounded input element in FF3, IE7,
IE8, and in fact causes the input box border to disappear completely.
$(document).ready(f
ying on the fact that $ is an alias for jQuery
> - so it's a more general pattern that you could use in any similar
> situation.
>
> Either way, by loading this code before the other script, youredefine$ so
> it ignores the $(theFunction) call and then restores the original $ for
I want to redefine a function that is being bound to document.ready by
someone else. Actually, I'd prefer just to unbind the function, but
the initial binding is in a file that I don't want to change, and uses
this syntax:
$(theFunction);
I understand from http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/1311#comme
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