Thank you.

Yes, it directs, and then I click ‘jquery.debug.js’ and there is no link for download, but ‘Not logged in’ instead.

Help!

Thank you.

I am a TECHNOPHOBE, at best; But I was extremely plesead and impressed with the stirring presentation of knowledge and ardent devotion to perfection that is evident throughout. And yet, it is also clearly comprehensible and humorou too.

How fortuitous for me to have had the opportunity of perusing your site. It was enlightening and elucidating.

Thank you.
D

Something people have forgotten about the old times (before I started using VCS at all) is that RCS did not have at all a separate repository. Metadata lived right in the same directory as the data; most of the time different users accessed the repository using a network share, but nothing forbid using a VCS just for your own pleasure.

Now, the same thing you can do today with all those DVCS that (like git, for example) share with RCS the same property of storing metadata in the same place as (or in a subtree of) the working tree. So that’s in my opinion the killer feature of these systems, like DVCS: they allow me to use version control from the start, setting up the repository in 10 seconds (git init; git add .; git commit -mimport), and thus have complete history for projects that I initially do not plan to make public.

I’ve taken your script and modified it for my use. What I normally do with external links is add/modify the title attribute and add a CSS class.

(function($) {
$.fn.extend({
extlink: function () {
var site = String(document.location)
.replace(/^(https?:\/\/[^:\/]+).*$/, “$1″)
.replace(/^((site)?(file:\/\/.+\/))[^\/]+$/, “$3″)
.replace(/(\\.)/g, “\\$1″);
$(”a”, this).filter(function (i) {
var href = $(this).attr(”href”);
if (href == null)
return false;
return (
href.match(RegExp(”^(”+site+”|(https?:)?/[^/])”)) == null
&& href.match(RegExp(”^(https?|ftp)://.+”)) != null
);
}).each(function () {
if ($(this).attr(’title’).length == 0) {
$(this).attr(’title’, $(this).html());
}
$(this)
.attr(’title’, $(this).attr(’title’)+’ (opens in new window)’);
.addClass(’ext’).attr(’target’, ‘_blank’);
});
}
});
})(jQuery);


Once again, many thanks for the time saving script!

if (typeof window.console === “undefined”) {

with

if (typeof window._firebug === “undefined”) {

that fixed the problem when calling the log() function. Well at least for me.

if (typeof window.console === “undefined”) {

in a separate function setup(), and replaced it with

$(document).ready(function () {
//setup();
setTimeout(’setup()’,100);
});

If I reduce the timeout to small values, or call setup() directly, the console stops working.

Now, if you or anybody could find an elegant workaround…

To make things worse, firebug’s console does not respond to commands any more afterwards…

diese zeile

if (typeof window.console === "undefined") {


ersetzen durch


if (typeof window._firebug === "undefined") {


Gruss Martin

            /* attach a function to each of the Firebug methods */
            var names = [
                "log", "debug", "info", "warn", "error", "assert",
                "dir", "dirxml", "group", "groupEnd", "time", "timeEnd",
                "count", "trace", "profile", "profileEnd"
            ];
            var myconsole = {};
            for (var i = 0; i < names.length; i++) {
                myconsole[names[i]] = function(msg) {
                    $('#jQueryDebug')
                        .css("display", $._debug$ == true ? "block" : "none");
                    $('#jQueryDebug ol')
                        .append('' + object2text(msg) + '').css;
                    $("#jQueryDebug ol li")
                        .css("borderBottom", "1px solid #cccccc")
                        .css("padding", "1px 10px 1px 10px");
                }
            }
            /* indicate that we are the one who is proving the Firebug interface */
            myconsole["jQueryDebug"] = true;
            window.console = myconsole;

Gruss Martin