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Radames Godson
You are a web developer, right? Javascript is huge. Think how much time people spend using a web browser. The entire time they are interfacing directly with html dom, css, and javascript. Or, less and less, flash and "actionscript" (which is basically javascript).
If you go for jQuery, of course you are still learning Javascript...
You can not understand jQuery if you can not understand how Javascript works.
Some programmers learning jQuery wihtout the knowledge of javascript thought that they are learning a new programming scripting language. But they did not know that jQuery is not. They are just using jQuery as a tool. They are still coding Javascript...
This isn't a situation where you can say "yes, all UI designers should/shoudln't know javascript/jQuery/coding/whatever". And I can't disagree enough with people who insist it can actually be harmful for your designers to know how to do things!
Instead of asking "should they know it" you really need to look at your team's needs. Do you need high fidelity prototypes? Do you need rapid iteration for user testing that's slowed down if a front end developer has to make the interface each and every time for the UI designer? Is your site largely based on dynamic javascript content?
The more of those questions you can answer yes to, the more apparent it is that javascript/jQuery/etc is an important skill. If you're designing highly dynamic pages it can be extremely important that your UI designer understand how that all goes together and what's possible. If you prototype for testing/demonstration it can be extremely helpful if your UI designer can do that themselves.
I take exception to Matt Obee's answer; yes, it is true that front end developers should have much stronger scripting skills and should be responsible for building out your final released project (building for performance and maintainability), but that doesn't preclude the potential importance of your UI designer knowing some javascript as well.
You have to evaluate how much a UI designer with javascript knowledge would benefit your situation. There is no cut and dried yes or no answer. There's a lot of dogma out there on both sides of this argument, definitely make sure you don't get caught up in it. There are plenty of reasons to leave javascript as a requirement in the job description for a web UI designer, and plenty of reasons to make it a "plus" instead or even not focus on it, depending on how relevant javascript is to your project and how detached the designer will be from the final code.
You can change that behavior by eliminating the configuration information registered with the existing jquery handle and rewriting it. To do that, add a block of code in functions.php beginning with the wp_deregister_script() function:
I would like to populate a list on a select combobox using jquery with data from an arcserver service.I'm wondering if this is possible and if so how i would implement it. I'm using the esri javascript api v3.13 and arcserver. I did it before using DOJO but now i need Jquery instead of Dojo to implement my old code with Bootsrap web mobile aplication.
In my portal, I have a custom list that is using grouping. Now, I want to automatically expand all the groups, so I have mustered this javascript/jQuery function. I use a delaying function to load it after the UI. The function gets called (the first popup works), but the javascript fails (the second popup never fires).
The bytes sent had a significant reduction with bundling as browsers are fairly verbose with the HTTP headers they apply on requests. The received bytes reduction is not as large because the largest files (Scripts\jquery-ui-1.8.11.min.js and Scripts\jquery-1.7.1.min.js) are already minified. Note: The timings on the sample program used the Fiddler tool to simulate a slow network. (From the Fiddler Rules menu, select Performance then Simulate Modem Speeds.)
The preceding code creates a new JavaScript bundle named /bundles/jquery that includes all the appropriate (that is debug or minified but not .vsdoc) files in the Scripts folder that match the wild card string "/Scripts/jquery-version.js". For ASP.NET MVC 4, this means with a debug configuration, the file jquery-1.7.1.js will be added to the bundle. In a release configuration, jquery-1.7.1.min.js will be added. The bundling framework follows several common conventions such as:
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