> While I appreciate your concerns, I think you're operating under a
> mistaken notion of what "deprecation" means. The $.browser method
> still exists. The whole idea of deprecation is to allow a transition
> period:
Further, it *is* possible to be properly compatible with both 1.2.6
and 1.3.x. This is what I added recently to the Cycle plugin:
// if $.support is not defined (pre jQuery 1.3) add what I need
if ($.support == undefined) {
$.support = {
opacity: !($.browser.msie && /MSIE 6.0/.test
(navigator.userAgent))
};
}
The rest of the plugin code uses $.support for branching, not
$.browser. In the case of Cycle, I only needed the opacity flag. At
some point in the future I'll drop the above code altogether.
Mike
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