Richard D. Worth wrote: > > On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 3:20 PM, Lorin Larson <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > The programs I am talking about use nothing other than UI and core > jquery. > > Thus, no plugin to fix. UI people broke the programs that worked > on the > last stable UI. > > > The latest stable release of jQuery UI is 1.5.3. Our goal with 1.6 > (announced today) is to have as close as possible, full compatibility > with 1.6rc2 (which is quite similar API-wise to 1.5.3). In other > words, needed changes (if any) should be minor. > > 1.7 on the other hand (what many have gotten to know as 1.6rc3-1.6rc6) > had major breaking changes in many areas. Option and method names > changed, source and resultant markup changed, classnames changed. All > the plugins are now built around a brand new jQuery UI CSS Framework. > This is the reasoning for releasing this as 1.7, rather than 1.6. It > will not be drop-in backwards compatible with 1.5.3 or 1.6, nor does a > compatibility plugin look feasible, but we will provide the > information needed to make that transition (however manual) as smooth > as possible. > Can you tell me if the dialog border HTML code will change from 1.6b to 1.6-final? My CMS depends on the 1.6b flavor, with the 8 extra divs around the container of the dialog..
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