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It's been difficult transitioning to the new Microsoft model fo teh Cloud that does not allow for custom installs of C# code and asks that we all do what we can with javascript/jquery.
Their pages are huges and complex and absolutely incomprehensible to anyone less than expert at multiple language platforms.
As such I've been having trouble placing stock JQUERY code on the page that can select items for change and events.
Does anyone have any "best practice" advice for where to place your jquery code in order for it to be heard? For exampel are there form element blocks to avoid and other traps on these gigantic page to avoid? As a newbie I'm finding it very frustrating trying to get the beautiful JQUERY to work as expected on these gigantic MS SHAREPOINT pages.
perhaps this thread will lessen the frustration for others and least of all for myself. for example. I can't get the following to kick back even the title of the page. Where does one put their code so it can be read? (src for jquery is in the header)
<script>
var title=$('title').text();
alert(title);
</script>
tx -dave
tx -dave
Their pages are huges and complex and absolutely incomprehensible to anyone less than expert at multiple language platforms.
As such I've been having trouble placing stock JQUERY code on the page that can select items for change and events.
Does anyone have any "best practice" advice for where to place your jquery code in order for it to be heard? For exampel are there form element blocks to avoid and other traps on these gigantic page to avoid? As a newbie I'm finding it very frustrating trying to get the beautiful JQUERY to work as expected on these gigantic MS SHAREPOINT pages.
perhaps this thread will lessen the frustration for others and least of all for myself. for example. I can't get the following to kick back even the title of the page. Where does one put their code so it can be read? (src for jquery is in the header)
<script>
var title=$('title').text();
alert(title);
</script>
tx -dave
tx -dave
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