Woah, I totally missed the jQuery 1.4.2 release.
Guess I should release a new version of the Grails-jQuery-plugin soon ;)
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Woah, I totally missed the jQuery 1.4.2 release.
Guess I should release a new version of the Grails-jQuery-plugin soon ;)
Categories: Groovy & Grails, Javascript.
Today jQuery 1.4.1 has been released and so here is also the first release of the grails-jQuery-plugin for it.
* Fixed: GRAILSPLUGINS-1865
* Fixed: GRAILSPLUGINS-1864, thanks to Nick Zhu
* Added jQuery 1.4.1
For people encountering problems with the new jQuery-version, use an older one and set the version-attribute in JQueryConfig.groovy located under jquery-1.4.1.1/grails-app/conf/
Cheers
Categories: Groovy & Grails, Javascript.
I’m pleased to announce the Grails-jQuery-plugin in version 1.4.0.1.
* Upgrade to jQuery 1.4
* Wiki-page is now up-to-date
* Moved sources to http://gitorious.org/grails-jquery
* Added licenseinformation: Apache 2.0
* Fixed: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRAILSPLUGINS-1793
* Fixed: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRAILSPLUGINS-1296
* Fixed: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRAILSPLUGINS-1824
* Can’t reproduce: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRAILSPLUGINS-953
I’ve tested the release with Grails 1.2, if there are problems with some older Grails versions please file a bugreport at JIRA or leave a comment.
Before an upgrade please check http://jquery14.com/day-01/jquery-14 for changes which may break your code.
Categories: Groovy & Grails, Javascript.
For some reason (and I guess that some of my changes to the apache-config are the reason) pma stopped working today. It just won’t let me log in, which is really annoying and contra productive.
What to do, search for an fast and easy to set up alternative and hunt the bug when there is time for it.
Anyway, I found this tiny little app called sqlbuddy.
It’s a small zipfile with no initial setup, just extract, browse to it and log in into your mysql-server. Love it!
I guess pma can stay in its grave, sqlbuddy just won my heart.
Categories: General Stuff, Javascript, PHP.
One thing I always struggle with, is the hilarious great number of outdated browser and to inform the users about that they are using something which may be half a century old (One more IE6-user and I quit!).
Also when some code is implemented to check the browser version it must be kept up to date which sucks.
But hey, there is this wonderful website http://www.browser-update.org just implement their script and it informs the users with a little bar that their browser seems to be a little bit out of date.
Sweet tool.
Categories: General Stuff, Javascript.
Even with the definitely improved Internet Explorer 7 this browser is driving me nuts. Today I had to load an XML-file via AJAX using the jQuery-library. It owrked fine in every browser I tested, but, guess what, not with the IE7. It always failed to parse the XML-file.
I went nuts while searching for a non existing error in the XML-document. After a long time I finaly figured out that, for some reason I don’t understand, the IE7 doesn’t parse XML-files when you’re using a webpage directly from your fs instead of requesting it from a webserver.
So installing the Apache and using it to view the page solved it.
Maybe this can help someone else ;)
Categories: Javascript.
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