Perhaps a silly question… can anyone tell me what it means when it says “You’ve used the same selector more than once”?

code -> $(‘.ControlPanel’).height()

In the HTML there is only one line that has class=”ControlPanel”

THanks

This does seem like a very useful tool, as I’m pretty now to custom jQuery coding. Usually I’ll just get a standard plugin from the Internet, but I really want to learn how to do it by myself. This seems like a good step forward.

thank you for this great jQuery extension. It saved me a lot of time.

Just one thing bugging me though, and it’s not the fault of jQuery Lint itself, but I’d like to be able to “switch it off” at some point along a script.. Is that doable? I keep all my Javascript in one file, with code I’ve written in the top of the file, and then any jQuery plugins I’m using minified and included at the bottom (saves HTTP requests) – problem is that jQuery Lint tells me about errors in the plugins, when I don’t want it to.. Is there any way to call something like “jQuery.LINT.active = false” to be able to disable it before I get to the plugins? Or have I completely misunderstood its implementation?

Thanks again.. Keep up the awesome work man!

,trigger:[
//existing code removed …
{added:”1.4″,arg:[
{name:”event”,type:”Object”},
{name:”extraParameters”,type:”Object”}
]}
]

Ck