Getting jQuery to work on a private network
Hi All,
I am working on upgrading the GUI for a system that users access via their browser. I found that using jQuery was an excellent upgrade to the GUI and it works seamlessly for users on computers that can access the world wide web. However, some of the computers that use this browser-based interface are restricted to a private intranet, and do not have access to the web. On these computers, the jQuery scripts do not work because they can't access the jQuery library--the tag I'm using:
<script src="
http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
does not work because ajax.googleapis.com can't be reached from the private intranet.
It seems like the solution would be to host a copy of the jQuery library on the private intranet and to simply change the link to jquery.min.js to a location on the private network. After a look on the web, though, this does not seem so simple--for example the instructions at
this webpage seem a little involved.
Does anyone know an easier solution to this problem? It seems like the solution in that last link is overly involved and I would appreciate if anyone could point me towards instructions for a simpler solution.
Thanks!