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Since manually editing backend templates files are annoying I made a simple plugin which adds jQuery to Frog admin. It would be great if other plugin developers who need jQuery would use this too. If everybody includes his own jQuery manually it might get included several times == bad. InstallCopy plugin files to frog/plugins/jquery/ folder.
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Go to admin and enable jQuery plugin. UsagePlugin forces jQuery to be in noconflict mode. You can use $ shortcut normally like this: |
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Thanks for this one, tuupola! I have sometimes thought that it would be good to add the WYMeditor “filter” to the Frog plugin arsenal. It uses jQuery, so I expect that it would be a good candidate to make use of this jQuery plugin. |
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thanks, tuupola.
this doesn’t have any problems with 0.9.4 does it? |
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it’s a good idea to standardize on stuff like this. are you going to do a simplepie plugin too? |
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It means Frog version has to be equal or bigger to 0.9.3. So no problems with 0.9.4. Probably no problems with older versions either (but I have not tested).
If I need it then maybe yesm. Although for RSS parsing I personally prefer SimpleXML. Simplepie contains PHP4 code and feels a bit too large for my taste. Have you checked the SimplePie helper? |
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How do you handle caching? |
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FYI. Just updated plugin to include latest jQuery 1.3.0. Download to update. |
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FYI. Just updated plugin to include latest jQuery 1.3.2. Download to update. |