Latest version of jQuery(1.4.4) is released. Please download it from the following location.
http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.4.4.min.js
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jQuery 1.4.3 final version is released. There are some significant enhancement has been done for the entire library, mainly in the performance. Following are some of the new features of jQuery 1.4.3
- CSS Module Rewrite – Entire CSS Module has been re-written for extensibility. You can write custom CSS plug-in now to extend the .css() and .animate() functions.
- Data – There are some enhancements on this area as well. HTML 5 data-attributes, JavaScript object and Events are included in those enhancements.
- Traversing - The performance of nearly all the major traversal methods has been drastically improved. For example .closest(), .filter() (and as a result, .is()), and .find() have all been greatly improved.
- Ajax - A few new Ajax features have added. This should be an advantage for plugin authors.
- Events - A convenient shortcut for binding a function that does nothing but return false (preventing the default action and stopping the event bubbling).
- Effects - All animate methods now support easing. A new property that exposes the rate at which all effects fire (in milliseconds – defaults to 13) also added.
There are much more enhancements for the new jQuery library. You can read in more detail from the following URL.
Download the latest jQuery 1.4.3 RC 1 from the following locations;
To get the selected value using jQuery in ASP.NET dropdown list;
$("select[id$='DropDownList1']").val();
To get the selected text :
$("select[id$='DropDownList1'] :selected").text();
What is JQuery ?
Most of the developers might already know what JQuery is. But for those who don’t, here it is. JQuery is a JavaScript lightweight library which is easy to use for JavaScript functions.
JQuery is very easy to learn and all you need to know its relevant methods and events. You can find the JQyery API reference here and you can also find some samples.
How can we use JQuery in ASP.NET application?
Real easy—if you’re creating ASP.NET app using Visual Studio 2010, then the relevant script files are already included.
For earlier versions of Visual Studio, you need to download the minified version of JQuery library from here and add the file to your project directory. Include the file as script tags in the pages, which requires JQuery.
Download the sample ASP.NET application with basic JQuery methods.
Most of the developers might already know what JQuery is. But for those who don’t, here it is. JQuery is a JavaScript lightweight library which is easy to use for JavaScript functions.
JQuery is very easy to learn and all you need to know its relevant methods and events. You can find the JQyery API reference here and you can also find some samples.
How can we use JQuery in ASP.NET application?
Real easy—if you’re creating ASP.NET app using Visual Studio 2010, then the relevant script files are already included.
For earlier versions of Visual Studio, you need to download the minified version of JQuery library from here and add the file to your project directory. Include the file as script tags in the pages, which requires JQuery.
Download the sample ASP.NET application with basic JQuery methods.
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