In this module 'jquery.pngFix.js' file is old - sometimes it's not working properly.
Now it has version 1.1...
* Changelog:
* 09.03.2009 Version 1.2
* - Update for jQuery 1.3.x, removed @ from selectors
You can download new file at http://jquery.andreaseberhard.de/pngFix/
Comments
Comment #1
Daugilas commentedit also apllies for 6x-1.x-dev
Comment #2
robloachThe thing about version 1.2 is that it's for jQuery 1.3, which isn't available for Drupal 6 without jQuery Update. Maybe if we make a new branch that depends on jQuery Update? What are your thoughts?
Thanks a lot,
Rob
Comment #3
epiphanydigital commentedWhy not just make it detect if jQuery update is enabled and pick a version to use depending on that?
Comment #4
shane birley commentedIt should depend upon jquery update as that module already does what you propose. No need to duplicate functionality.
Comment #5
shane birley commentedSo, Rob, yah. I think breaking it into the next version number (is it 2.x?) and then making it dependent upon jQuery Update module is probably the way to go.
Comment #6
Countzero commentedStill a problem now.
The manual upgrade of the file solves it but there's no error message nor documentation explaining where to look to find this solution.
Thanks for it anyway.
Comment #7
Anonymous (not verified) commentedWould be nice to have a notice on the front page for people using jQuery 1.3.
Note that the downlolad link incorrectly labels the png_fix version as 1.1 though it really is version 1.2.
Comment #8
luketarplin commentedPngfix didn't work for me until I updated the Jquery.pngfix.js script to version 1.2, The selectors were correct, I was getting a js error when it was attempting to do its stuff on an image! I have other jscript libraries installed most notably Cufon, so not sure if its a compatibility thing.
Comment #9
klonos...subscribing. This can be taken care of if the module is updated to provide support for the Libraries API. Once this feature is implemented, each one can update their setups by simply downloading the newest version of the .js file and placing it under ../sites/all/libraries/pngFix/. This way we'll be able to update the module and/or the .js file independently from each other.
Comment #10
shane birley commented