jquery-1.8

I have used outerHeight and outerWidth on many places. Now, after jQuery 1.8 was released I have met a lot of issues caused by object return instead of its size. For example: $('#stackoverflowdiv').Height() // returns 100 px $('#stackoverflowdiv').outerHeight() // returns "stackoverflowdiv" div The only thing that I have found to fix this was to use "true/false" in the function as follows but the I get the same results as the standard width() and height() functions: $('#stackoverflowdiv').outerHeight(true) // returns 100 px $('#stackoverflowdiv').outerHeight(false) // returns 100 px Has anyone

It seems to me that Firefox ought to be better equipped to return the proper value when using $(window).height() . I am using jQuery 1.8.2. Is this a bug in that particular build? Every other browser I have tested returns an appropriate value when calculating viewport height. To work around this, I've used snip below to apply a pixel value to a div. $(window).bind('cwsObjectsShown', function() { var height = $(window).height(); if (height === 0) { height = window.innerHeight; } height = height - '120'; $('#game_objects').css('height', height + 'px'); }); jQuery's $(window).height() is

Since the jQuery .toggle event method is deprecated. What are we suppose to use to simulate this event (alternate clicks)? Add this outside of document.ready $.fn.clicktoggle = function(a, b) { return this.each(function() { var clicked = false; $(this).click(function() { if (clicked) { clicked = false; return b.apply(this, arguments); } clicked = true; return a.apply(this, arguments); }); }); }; then use the following to replicate the .toggle functionality: $("#mydiv").clicktoggle(functionA,functionB); Found on the JQuery Forums Pomme Zede var i = 0; $('button').click(function() { if (i == 0){