I have inherited src in very large visual studio 2005 .net project from a developer who left me after 12 years. So am struggling a bit to get back on my feet with the project.
One thing I am noticing is recent browser problems, for example drill down actions no longer working - I think it is related to xLibrary .js scripts that have changed - I am not sure how to update these and not wanting to create more errors in the process. I went to xLibrary site (http://cross-browser.com) and see a new version link src - and wondered if I just reference the new version in the .js script if that is all that is needed.
Then I also read this,
"Both 'x_core.js' and 'x_event.js' are deprecated. Temporarily, I am still including them in the download package. Instead of those files, please just use 'x.js'. Thanks!
Added three functions to 'x.js': xEachId, xEachNum and xOffset."
I am using both x_core and x_events in my code so wonder if this "temporary fix" post in 2009 now is reflected in my recent problems.
I am now a lot older than I was when I started the project so forgive my pathetic lack of knowledge about this - but with a little tutoring I am certain I can adapt.
One thing I am noticing is recent browser problems, for example drill down actions no longer working - I think it is related to xLibrary .js scripts that have changed - I am not sure how to update these and not wanting to create more errors in the process. I went to xLibrary site (http://cross-browser.com) and see a new version link src - and wondered if I just reference the new version in the .js script if that is all that is needed.
Then I also read this,
"Both 'x_core.js' and 'x_event.js' are deprecated. Temporarily, I am still including them in the download package. Instead of those files, please just use 'x.js'. Thanks!
Added three functions to 'x.js': xEachId, xEachNum and xOffset."
I am using both x_core and x_events in my code so wonder if this "temporary fix" post in 2009 now is reflected in my recent problems.
I am now a lot older than I was when I started the project so forgive my pathetic lack of knowledge about this - but with a little tutoring I am certain I can adapt.
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