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Originally posted by Raghavan Muthu:
But still is it like a JSP EL for JavaScript functionalities in the developer's point of view? Or my way of comparison does not stand valid?
Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
Only at a very abstract level. Sort of.
Personally, I would not think of jQuery selectors as "EL for JavaScript".
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Originally posted by sanker san:
Will it have cross browser compatibility when jQuery is used?
Originally posted by Yehuda Katz:
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The jQuery event model merges all of the mechanisms for registering events, blocking propagation and bubbling, and normalizes the event object. For instance, the event.which property on mouseclicks will allow you to determine which button was pressed without wading through browser-sniffing insanity. The event.which property on key events allows you to get the correct keyCode, even for arrow keys and the like.
And blocking propagation and preventing defaults is as simple as returning false from an event function, in all browsers.
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Originally posted by Yehuda Katz:
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Originally posted by Raghavan Muthu:
This sounds really a great feature of it
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