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I just downloaded version 2.0 (cc4cff1) and tried to compute the width of some DOM elements.
cc4cff1
Browser: Chrome 15 on Windows 7
My code:
$('a').width(20);
I've included jquip.js, jquip.events.css and jquip.css.js right before the closing body tag of a simple HTML5 page.
Expected:
All links should have width:20px
Actual result:
Uncaught TypeError: Object #<$> has no method 'css'
Seems like the reference to this.css is broken:
this.css
// jquip.css.js line 164 return this.css(type, typeof size === "string" ? size : size + "px");
Greetings, Christoph
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yep, was a problem with last nights refactor to get jquip to play nice with Google's Closure Compiler advanced mode. Should be fixed now.
thx for reporting!
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I just downloaded version 2.0 (
cc4cff1
) and tried to compute the width of some DOM elements.Browser: Chrome 15 on Windows 7
My code:
I've included jquip.js, jquip.events.css and jquip.css.js right before the closing body tag of a simple HTML5 page.
Expected:
Actual result:
Seems like the reference to
this.css
is broken:Greetings,
Christoph
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: