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Hi Ricardo, Thanks a lot for letting me know about that. It was a problem with the syntax-highlighter plugin I’ve been using. I fixed the bug, so there should be no more shrinkage.
Comment on Using Low Pro for jQuery by Marc at 2008-05-15 13:25:38
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Comment on Using Low Pro for jQuery by Barry at 2008-05-15 13:25:38
How is this any different from just writing a function that applies the behaviour to an element? function registerForm(form) { form.validate({ rules: { ... } }); $('#username').focus(); form.submit(function() ...
Comment on Using Low Pro for jQuery by george at 2008-05-15 13:25:38
i´ve been off js for half a year(beeing on rails), but this was something i really needed back than. Way to go, LowPro and LiveQuery will be rocking my current app! Thanks.
