Hi there,
I hope this is not old news:
http://addons.mozilla.org uses jQuery!
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Hi,
If you don't mind my nitpicking, i find it disturbing that there is no
closing animation. It makes the whole object jump, which makes it hard for
the eye, as you have to pay attention on to where you clicked.
I'm just not sure where you see the problem, or rather, why you don't
see the
Hi,
maybe you could insert jquery by adding a generated script element to
the head and setting its source to a data uri [1] containing the jquery
code?
so jquery would be directly embedded in the greasemonkey script, similar
to the eval() method, but maybe this works better? but i haven't tried
Hallo,
maybe you could insert jquery by adding a generated script element to
the head and setting its source to a data uri [1] containing the jquery
code?
ok, i've tested it. it basically works, but firefox crashes after one or
two reloads :/
cu
Sebastian
Hi,
i'm currently developing a site for which jQuery has proven to be more
than useful. the problem is that I updated the .js (I'm using the
compressed one) since I was having problems with the Interface plugin
(jQuery is not defined). however, now the page won't execute whats
inside the
Hello,
since there is no email address at the web site of interface i want to
report it here.
I'm using the excellent Interface plugin collection and noticed a small
flicker when dropping elements (see http://interface.eyecon.ro/ , demo
for draggables):
elements are invisible for a short time
Hello Stefan,
I don;t have linux, but I think want is the problem. I will try to fix it.
thank you for your quick response. Tell me when i can help testing.
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