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Re:My Firefox OS app was rejected for using jQuery in a priv... by leokun on Sunday August 25, 2013 @09:25PM (#6274611)
Can you use jQuery with Firefox OS, yes or no?. The answer is yes. The Firefox OS devs even provided the author with a version of jQuery that works as-is. Thus the title is misleading. Maybe it should say it is not compatible with jQuery Mobile, which would be less surprising, because it is a giant everything and the kitchen sink of a library that more closely resembles jQuery UI than jQuery. I've had trouble with jQuery Mobile and Android in the past.
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Re:My Firefox OS app was rejected for using jQuery in a priv... by nknighthb on Sunday August 25, 2013 @11:04PM (#6274940)
You're reciting how things are supposed to work, not how they are working. The provided jQuery version did not work. I do not believe you carefully read the entire blog post.
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Re:My Firefox OS app was rejected for using jQuery in a priv... by leokun on Monday August 26, 2013 @12:28AM (#6275203)
I did read it, the provided jQuery did not work with jQuery Mobile, but it does work with Firefox OS.
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Re:My Firefox OS app was rejected for using jQuery in a priv... by nknighthb on Monday August 26, 2013 @01:12AM (#6275312)
To quote the post:

"So I grabbed their code and tried checked if it would also produce warnings, and it did, almost as many as mine."

So, no, not so much. I believe you're confusing this with a statement made after it that does relate to jQuery Mobile.

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