New Version of jQuery - 1.1.4

A new version (1.1.4) of jQuery has been released - jQuery 1.1.4: Faster, More Tests, Ready for 1.2. There are several notable features in this release:

  • Any name jQuery - so you can use multiple versions of jQuery on the same page (though I wouldn't recommend that if at all possible) - e.g. myobj.jQuery = jQuery.noConflict(true)
  • It is also faster (yet again) - although it is only slow if you call the same query a lot (hundreds) of times (e.g. $("#myel").foo(); $("#myel").bar(); ... instead of $myel = $("#myid"); $myel.foo(); $myel.bar(); ...
  • New features: .slice() (works like the JavaScript array method slice), :has() (select element only if it has (an)other element(s) in it), recursive .extend() and .noConflict(true) (see first point)
  • Deprecated methods are also detailed in the blog post - i.e. they won't be in jQuery 1.2, with one exception, XPath attribute selector (deprecated in 1.1.4 and 1.2 - $("div[@attr]"))

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