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JavaScript jQuery Basics (2014) Introduction to jQuery Ways to Include jQuery in a Project

Juan Ordaz
Juan Ordaz
12,012 Points
Posted by Juan Ordaz
Juan Ordaz
12,012 Points

This is the Code that works on Firefox.

In the video it shows that you have to copy an paste the DSN script. In firefox and chrome the script doesn't work.

Wrong code:

.html

<script src="//code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.3.min.js"></script>

Right code:

.html

<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.3.min.js"></script>

In the query file, everything is correct.

Richard Barkinskiy
Richard Barkinskiy
10,663 Points
Richard Barkinskiy
Richard Barkinskiy
10,663 Points

Are you working in Workspaces, or on a separate local version of the project on your computer?

1 Answer

Richard Barkinskiy
Richard Barkinskiy
10,663 Points
Richard Barkinskiy
Richard Barkinskiy
10,663 Points

If you're viewing the website locally on your computer, the link won't work without the "http" but if it's being served from a server, then it will work without the "http"

Juan Ordaz
Juan Ordaz
12,012 Points
Juan Ordaz
Juan Ordaz
12,012 Points

Thank you, I did not know the reason why this didn't work. I just knew there was something missing. I was working on my Rails app using jQuery, so when I was doing this exercise it got me off guard. I wasn't paying attention and I wasn't sure why.