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Thanks Kevin!

Is it a good idea to encapsulate the code as a jQuery plugin in the meantime? (on my site)
(until the jQuery plugin directory is back up?)

Cheers!

Thanks again Kevin!

No, it's conventional JS code at the moment, which employs jQuery and should be rather easy to port as a jQuery plugin.

Here's a link to the current code:

http://4nf.org/n.js

I've tested it excessively and deem it to be free of error.

So I reckon, I'll wrap it up as a jQuery plugin, test it and go from there.

Yes, I would like to share it and keep it up to date with new jQuery versions...

Kind regards

Hello all,

just a very basic question:
(I'm an absolute newcomer to jQuery plugins)

Why doesn't this work: http://4nf.org/bo.js

I've newly created it, am including it along with jQuery from http://4nf.org/

I reckon, it should show an alert, but it doesn't...

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance and kind regards

Thanks Kevin!

Works now - the whole plugin: http://4nf.org/bo.js

You can see a description of what it's supposed to do on the site: http://4nf.org/

Though it works, it's obvious, that I have to wrap it up in the form a jQuery plugin should be designed in.
It'd be great, if you could help me in that process.

Also feel free to state your opinion on the plugin!

What do you think?

Thanks very much and kind regards

Hi Kevin,

Thanks for that bit of information!

Just tried to re-write the synchronous AJAX request to asynchronous - seems to work:

http://4nf.org/bo.js

Unfortunately, I have no further specification of what it does other than what is visible on http://4nf.org/

Any other ideas on how to improve the code?

Thanks and kind regards

Hi Kevin,

thanks, you're right!  Yes I'll do my best to change that...
(I've started entering some comments)

Any other feedback?

Kind regards

Hi again,

I was wondering, whether this is the classic way to use a jQuery plugin:

http://4nf.org/use/

Does that make sense or is there a better way?

Thanks!

(function( $ ) {

...

})( jQuery );