I recently convinced my company to go with jQuery. (yaaay!) and now
i've been tasked with spreading my knowledge around. i was curious if
anyone could recommend books to put in the hands of experienced
programmers who are new to javascript. for the basics, I'd point them
to JavaScript: The Good Par
My new employer produces a web app which relies on Dojo. I haven't
been impressed with their use of Dojo and am hoping they'll let me
introduce them to jQuery. There is considerable resistance. The
project architect is java guy so it frequently seems like we're
talking two different languages when
http://docs.jquery.com/Internals/jQuery.param
var str = jQuery.param(params);
On Nov 3, 4:01 pm, mattkime <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does jQuery provide a util to convert an object to a query string?
>
> I'm converting a project from mootools using Hash.toQueryString t
Does jQuery provide a util to convert an object to a query string?
I'm converting a project from mootools using Hash.toQueryString to
jQuery.
(p.s., I've searched google, this list, and the jquery code and i
haven't found anything as simple as i was hoping for.)
I found that using sIEve wasn't that much more useful than just
watching IE memory usage.
Your code leaks even if you can't figure out where it is. I traced
down my own leaks by running suspect functions 1,000s of times.
--matt
On Nov 3, 3:38 pm, "Jeffrey Kretz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I f
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