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May21

jQuery 1.2.5 released

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jQuery 1.2.5 is available only after one day of jQuery's 1.2.4 release. jQuery 1.2.4 was a bad build probably. There were some patches missing and difference was small compared to the list of bugs fixed.

There is a huge bunch of tickets which is closed. Here is the list of tickets closed for jQuery 1.2.4 or 1.2.5. There were many browser compatibilities related issues and some are performance related and core improvements.

Good to see that our favourite Javascript framework is becoming more and more mature day by day.

Click here to see the reason behind rebuilding 1.2.4 as 1.2.5

Click to Download jQuery 1.2.5

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    Dharmavirsinh Jhala

    Said this on July 5th, 2008 at 12:23am:

    Hi All,
    jQuery team is on the roll and jQuery 1.2.6 is out.
    Congratulations to them…!

    But it seems to me that few things have changed in a way that my web application has crashed when I tried to upgrade my web-application.
    I have used jQuery extensively in my web app and it seems to me that it crashes with both 1.2.5 and 1.2.6.

    It looks to me like $.inArray has changed its operations internally and so it is giving me some unexpected results.
    May be I might be using it in some different way but with older version of jQuery 1.2.3 my application rolls too well.

    When I tried with simple example it gave me same output for both version, I will find out little later when I will get some time to digg-in and find out what really went wrong with my approach and the upgrade.

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blogs@DiGiTSS is owned by Dharmavirsinh Jhala and Gaurav Gajjar.

Dharmavirsinh is working as PHP Team Lead at Meditab Software Inc, and now he is into PHP world for more than 2 years. He is having experience of building complex Web Applications (CRM, ERP), Web services and complicated real world custom applications and much more. He has been handling deployment of projects on either Client's server or company's server.

Gaurav Gajjar is working for Conchango as Technical Consultant from QuickstartGlobal and has been providing solutions with Microsoft.NET technology for nearly 4 years. He is having reputation of finishing his projects on or before time most of the time. He is right now working with AGILE development methodology to deliver solutions.

Both are known to achieve what they want and they are good friends, they know each other since last 10 years. They can provide solution for any technical problem, even though if they are facing it for the first time. You can put them in worst condition and they will get out of it, ready to take on any challenge.

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