JQuery/es

jQuery Es un biblioteca diseñada para simplificar el cruz-desarrollo del navegador. We have been shipping the jQuery JavaScript library with MediaWiki since the 1.16 release.

jQuery Migrate
The plugin jQuery Migrate helps developers to migrate from jQuery 1 to jQuery 3. The tracking task to remove these warnings and improve the underlying code is.

Note that the stack traces are available together with the console log in modern browsers, to help locating the origin of the deprecated function.

ResourceLoader
As of MediaWiki 1.17 all resources are (or should be) loaded through ResourceLoader. The default modules are stored in. There are no static minified versions anymore as ResourceLoader takes care of this when combining and optimizing all queued files. All code can assume that jQuery has already been loaded.

However, if your site skin was created prior to 1.17, ResourceLoader will not be loaded and jQuery will not be available.

Antes de ResourceLoader
MediaWiki 1.16 shipped with jQuery version 1.3.2 with some patches by Trevor Parscal and Roan Kattouw to fix jQuery bug #5081 (see and ).

In 1.16, the jQuery file is in  and the minified version is   in the same directory.

Extensions can use OutputPage's includeJQuery method, which has existed since, to avoid loading minified version of jQuery core multiple times. It should be noted that includeJQuery does not support jQuery plugins and such.

Para incluirlo, pega lo siguiente al final de :

MediaWiki 1.16: jQuery.noConflict
Please pay attention to the fact that, to avoid conflicts with other libraries using  (since jQuery was not yet the default), in MediaWiki 1.16 jQuery is loaded in noConflict mode as.

You can use either,   or something like the following to locally alias it:

Véase también

 * jQuery snippets
 * jQuery snippets
 * jQuery snippets

Enlaces externos

 * jQuery.com, the official jQuery site
 * jQuery Dialog error in IE7. Runtime error: invalid argument - The Dev Pages &mdash; the reason why we patched our jQuery