Suppose you want to add content to the"myDiv" div, you could write:
$('#myDiv').append(
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
$.SPAN({id:'one','class':'ps'},
'Hello Joe', $.I({},'!')
)
)
);
PS. I changed the 1.1 version some minutes ago in order to optimize it.
Instead of use jQuick.attr function I preferred to extend jQuery with
the method jQuickAttr.
Rey Bango ha scritto:
Francesco,
This is a really nice plugin. Excellent work. I missed your original
announcements so I had a quick question.
If I wanted to inject a DIV into a specific section of my page (perhaps
another DIV) using this code from your site:
$.DIV({'class':'big'},
$.SPAN({id:'one','class':'ps'},
'Hello Joe', $.I({},'!')
)
);
how would I go about doing it?
Rey
Francesco Sullo wrote:
Hi all.
Today I improved jQuick.
The new version 1.1 supports events if passed as attributes, even with IE.
For example, instead of
$.FORM({},
$.LABEL({'for':'one'},"Digit "),
$.INPUT({id:'one'}).click(setValues)
).submit(function(){return false;});
you could write:
$.FORM({onsubmit:'return false;'},
$.LABEL({'for':'one'},"Digit "),
$.INPUT({id:'one',onclick:'setValues()'})
);
It is more compact and easier to understand.
For info and download: http://jquick.sullof.com
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