Re: JQuery in RedDOT
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Gavin Cope
Nov 5, 2009, 10:17:58 PM11/5/09
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Yes, it works fine, we use it all the time. Just load it as you normally would any JavaScript.
I haven't tried in version 10 yet, not sure if there are any conflicts with the MS library.
Cheers,
Gavin
2009/11/3 JimV <vogel...@aol.com>
Had anyone used jQuery in RedDOT templates?
If so, were you able to set it up so that the jQuery executed
correctly both in RedDOT and in the published pages?
Suggestions on best practices on how to do this?
Thanks
Jim
markus giesen
Nov 8, 2009, 5:32:11 PM11/8/09
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Be assured there are some problems with v10 and the Microsoft
Javascript library.
We have tried to get it running with all of our jquery code and it
unfortunately breaks some JS functions as it seems..
Having said this I've heard that maybe the next release will solve CSS
and JS issue, but nothing is confirmed here.
On 6 Nov., 14:17, Gavin Cope <gavin.c...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, it works fine, we use it all the time. Just load it as you normally
> would any JavaScript.
>
> I haven't tried in version 10 yet, not sure if there are any conflicts with
> the MS library.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Gavin
>
> 2009/11/3 JimV <vogelja...@aol.com>
Javascript library.
We have tried to get it running with all of our jquery code and it
unfortunately breaks some JS functions as it seems..
Having said this I've heard that maybe the next release will solve CSS
and JS issue, but nothing is confirmed here.
On 6 Nov., 14:17, Gavin Cope <gavin.c...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, it works fine, we use it all the time. Just load it as you normally
> would any JavaScript.
>
> I haven't tried in version 10 yet, not sure if there are any conflicts with
> the MS library.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Gavin
>
rwagner
Nov 9, 2009, 3:06:45 PM11/9/09
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When jQuery conflicts with other libraries like prototype, it's
usually because of the dollar sign notation. There's a "no conflict"
function build into jQuery that you can use to get around that
documented here: http://docs.jquery.com/Core/jQuery.noConflict
Basically it takes the dollar sign notation away from jQuery (which is
shorthand anyway).
Before noConflict: $("#id")
After noConflict: jQuery("#id")
Don't know if that helps you in this case -- don't know much about the
MS JS lib -- but it sure has gotten me out of some tight spots! (If
you use this, just remember to find-replace all the dollar sign
notation in your JS...)
usually because of the dollar sign notation. There's a "no conflict"
function build into jQuery that you can use to get around that
documented here: http://docs.jquery.com/Core/jQuery.noConflict
Basically it takes the dollar sign notation away from jQuery (which is
shorthand anyway).
Before noConflict: $("#id")
After noConflict: jQuery("#id")
Don't know if that helps you in this case -- don't know much about the
MS JS lib -- but it sure has gotten me out of some tight spots! (If
you use this, just remember to find-replace all the dollar sign
notation in your JS...)
ArryD
Nov 10, 2009, 10:32:19 AM11/10/09
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I just noticed in the general project settings the option 'Do not
embed Microsoft Ajax Library'. This might help with the conflicting.
I cant find anything in the documentation about the impact on this but
its probably not a good idea, but maybe worth a try.
embed Microsoft Ajax Library'. This might help with the conflicting.
I cant find anything in the documentation about the impact on this but
its probably not a good idea, but maybe worth a try.
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