Kawczynski, David wrote:
I don't use a jquery plugin, I simply have a SiteMesh decorator
that includes the jquery js references on a page. I use an
element's onclick attributes to attach the appropriate jquery
functionality when called for. I don't think a plugin is
required, but then again I'm a control freak. :)
Apparently I'm in the minority:
http://www.google.com/search?q=jquery+plugin+struts2
I think people that know JavaScript, and/or those that have specific
accessibility/unobtrusive JS/counter-to-the-plugin requirements agree
with you.
(I really do need to remove my s2jquery project, though--it's not even
close to updated, and I have to clear some of the code w/ a previous
employer that *did* have pretty specific degradation requirements.)
Dave
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