jQuery Tutorial - 5 - Inline/External Scripting

[Deadwolf9494]

Notepad++ FTW

Ctrl+D = duplicate line

[phgh1520]

blah blah blah! 

[Jrpatsios]

Um, I tried that in Visual Studio with asp.net, and it didn't work

[nietzsche011]

@Jrpatsios Wich browser do you use?

[The1Obito]

thnx

[viemmsakh]

The only way I can get your examples to work is if I encase the JS code in the .js files with

$(document).ready(function(){

});

Care to elaborate as to why your examples work as they are shown and don't work for everyone else watching the video? I just want to learn.

[alfabdall]

@viemmsakh Watch the next video document.ready, it basically means that everything is loaded. Your program may have been trying to run js commands before all the js was loaded.

[paddy24CEO]

those tutorials are the best..

[xushenxin]

this simple code won't work for me, because I put it in hide.js in the header not at the end of the body.

I spend days on it. highly suggest you mention this key point in your class. Thanks!

[vasterhaninge]

Import all your scripts in the header.... not the body

[locolalo1364]

This isn't working for me. Do i need to have a php site, or will a basic html site work?

[DevHQLessons]

@locolalo1364 A basic HTML site will work fine

[text2121]

The code won't make my text hide, I have done it right

[iRouRoui]

using external js file is slower I think ??? because the browser will request each time the js file and download it, which takes a bit more of time (ressource on both the browser, and the server) than if it was already there on the page..

[MUTORIALS]

@iRouRoui But if you want to use a whole bunch of code, you f*ck your main page up.

[pn2865]

Correction to my post: It was Duce2411's post not TheDgdsmaster's 

[pn2865]

Correction to TheDgdsmaster's post:

$(document).ready(function { Your code here.}); should read

$(document).ready(function() { Your code here.});

[theMRVproject]

I cant't find a good list of all the JQuery tutorials u have, im really interested in learning JQuery.

[kitezen]

sweet tutorial =)

[hayk7]

@TheDgdsmaster thanx!

[hayk7]

why do you always including jquery.js in body section, instead of head section?

[Duce2411]

@hayk7 You don't need to put it in the body section, if you put it in the head, just surround your code in

$(document).ready(function { Your code here.

});

[hayk7]

@Duce2411 thanx!

[Duce2411]

@hayk7 Sure, feel free to ask me any question, although I'm not the best developer in the world. Far from it :P

[TheLandFerry]

Answered nevermind

[TheLandFerry]

Could you use this in a .htm file instead of using php

[sas1ni69]

@TheLandFerry yep

[VibeClothingLine]

@TheLandFerry yes you can. the php extension is used just in case he wants to use php within the file so that the browser knows to look for php elements within the file, he is not actually using php he is using html.

[hunhun14]

hey do you have to use php with jquery or can you use html

[jr5000pwp]

@hunhun14 It seems like he is using html inside a php file, so I would assume yes but I am just a beginner in jQuery...

[gdar91]

@hunhun14 you have not. you can use jquery with .html files too

[LivingSkits]

@hunhun14 you can user either php or html. You can also use regular javascript and mysql

[hunhun14]

@LivingSkits thanks that is all i needed to know

[hohoyun]

thanks for this one. In the office that i'm working, we always mixed html, php, and javascript all together, making it a mess to read and debug. Now i will try to separate them if possible

[d1995a3]

I love these tutorials. Keep it up!

[WASDsweden]

@d1995a3 Bucky is uploading 200 of them right now. So there isn't much more to "keep up" since that's the entire series.

[d1995a3]

@WASDsweden I meant the tutorials in general, not just JQuery.

[xFelicianoX]

@d1995a3 he has 200 Android apps tutorial yet to upload, Jquery, VB i think and Photoshop i think, there's a vid where he talks about them