My Library General Discussion Google Group

A bit more polished

2009-12-16T19:26:24Z

Took a moment to incorporate improvements from:-

Also, easing on hide transitions is now symmetrical with show
transitions. Not sure if anyone noticed, but the easing was turned on
its ear on hides, which was not the intention.

Re-tested animations in all of the IE modes and various quasi-

Support for custom attributes added

2009-12-15T21:06:32Z

Per a request by Matt Kruse, support for custom (non-standard)
attributes (as well as attributes that don't match their elements) has
been added.

Remember, only _you_ can make My Library better. ;)

Re: Code style query

2009-12-12T01:00:45Z

The idea was to avoid the global lookup and dot operation on each
call.

No, that wouldn't work for hyphenated class names.

Code style query

2009-12-10T15:30:35Z

I've just been having a read through some of the source to My Library,
having seen it mentioned on c.l.js, with an eye to improving my
knowledge. There are a couple of things I'd like to ask, about the
code style used.

The API functions are built-up using the following layout:

var foo = function (params) { /* ... */ };

Re: IE8 passes tests

2009-11-21T01:02:17Z

Typo. Fixed. Thanks Kangax!

Re: IE8 passes tests

2009-11-21T00:03:38Z

Looks like something is wrong the the test page. Chrome is doing the
same thing. Must have broken something in there a ways back. Will
fix it when I get a chance...

Re: IE8 passes tests

2009-11-20T23:31:05Z

Don't know. Everything worked for me last time I tried it with
Safari. Don't remember if it was 3.0 or 4.0 but I tested Mac and
Windows successfully at one point. Are you getting an error?

I''ll load it up in 4.0 when I get a chance...

Re: IE8 passes tests

2009-11-20T03:55:01Z

What happened in Safari? Nothing works there for me.

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kangax

IE8 passes tests

2009-11-08T07:09:56Z

Finally got around to testing this in IE8. Looks like a hole in one.
Even the clip-related effects stuff made it (about ten years old at
this point).

Misc. Bug fixes (Flash and Get HTML)

2009-05-05T03:15:46Z

Just updated the online version. Thanks to Kangax for spotting some
silly oversights. Made several changes on advice from JSLint. Seems
more strict these days, but I agreed with most of it.

Bugs fixed:

- Previously mentioned Flash updates (class attribute, missing ID in
XHTML, etc.)

- Get HTML module had an incorrect regex (for self-closing tags), as

IE8 and clip

2009-04-29T09:05:20Z

Effects which use clipping will probably not work in IE8. Clip styles
are implemented without commas, which is apparently illegal in IE8
(except in compatibility modes), though reports are conflicting.

If a problem exists, the test for a comma in the computed (cascaded in
IE) clip style of a created element would seem the best indicator.

Updated test page

2009-04-23T15:25:40Z

Had some invalid (X)HTML, depending on build options. Still has four
empty SELECT's that will not be updated.

Re: API.forEach Question

2009-04-21T14:10:13Z

For me, yes. At least at the time I wrote this code. Didn't want to
use the - in - operator due to compatibility concerns. Not really a
concern today (or then unless you wanted to support everything ever
made.)

Should be documented though. Thanks for helping out with that.

Correct.

API.forEach Question

2009-04-21T12:37:40Z

Hello,

I have a small question regarding the forEach function. It appears to
map back to forEachProperty if there is no native Array.forEach
function. The forEachProperty uses for x in y to enumerate
properties. I was wondering if this is actually acceptable? As I am
sure you know for in does not imply any specific ordering and

Re: Awesome

2008-12-13T14:25:38Z

Next summer.