FX Queues plugin and jQuery 1.4
So jQuery1.4 has been finally released and, though I haven’t been able to test the FX Queues plugin yet with it, I already got some feedback mentioning it’s not working.
During the next couple of days I will be releasing a new version compatible with jQuery 1.4 – It will be a good way to get back to some Javascript hacking after many months with just Ruby in my head 
Stay tuned!
Update:
So it just took me an hour to do the update to 1.4 — seems like jQuery.queue() is behaving a little different.
Since the plugins site for 1.4 is still to be released, for now you can grab the code from GitHub: http://github.com/lucianopanaro/jQuery-FxQueues/tree/jQuery1.4
FxQueues update: now compatible with jQuery 1.3.1
For all FxQueues plugin users, I just pushed a new version (2.0.3) that is only compatible with jQuery 1.3.x, since many tests and the main example under 2.0.2 weren’t working with jQuery’s latest version.
So if you are using jQuery 1.3.1, you should be using FxQueues 2.0.3, otherwise you can stick to 2.0.2, as only internal changes have been done and there are no new features.
jQuery Object Cache Update
After discussing with Andrew Luetgers some improvements that could be done to the Object Cache plugin, I updated the plugin to a new version.
The new improvement is that now you can store a selection automatically:
// Will store in cache $("#sidebarNav") with #sidebarNav key $$("#sidebarNav");
This will let you avoid doing $(“#menu”).cache(“menu”), which is a bit redundant. Now by doing $$(“#menu”) you will be able to store it in the cache and retrieve it automatically. There is also a reload option that you can pass to that call in order to, well, reload the the cached object with that selection:
// Will reload #sidebarNav with $("#sidebarNav") $$("#sidebarNav", true);
You can grab the new version of the Object Cache plugin here.