I read on
jQuery.com (should'a looked there first. doh!), and it said that all
plug-ins just needed to be included after the jQuery core. Nothin'
fancy. :o) Well, duh... that's what pasting it in the main core file
does. I re-downloaded the json.js package (hacked by Mark Gibson for
jQuery), it it worked. The problem was in the source, and not in the
way I was including it. :o/
So what are people's opinions on putting plug-ins in the same file as
the core source? I'm just trying to minimize the number of files I
include, but is that the right thing to do?
Chris
Rey Bango wrote:
So what was the solution?
Rey
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Okay, nix that... I just found the information I needed. Sorry to spam
the list. :o(
Chris
Christopher Jordan wrote:
Hi folks,
So far in my little jQuery existence, I've not really needed any
plug-ins. I grabbed a version of jQuery (roughly 6K lines long) and
never looked back. I did go grab Sam Collett's sortOptions code...
which is guess is a plug-in. I just pasted it right after the last
line of the main jQuery code and it worked straight away.
Well, now I need to json encode an object from the client's side, and
it turns out that $.toJSON() isn't in the core. Fine. I found json.js
by Mark Gibson, and tried the same thing I did with the sortOptions code.
But it didn't work.
I'm sure I'm missing something. Can someone tell me the "proper" way
to add plug-ins to jQuery?
Thanks,
Chris
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