Compatibility with jQuery 1.9 and changes to dropdown position #9
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April 27, 2013 18:51
$.browser has been deprecated for a while, and dropped from jQuery 1.9. The code was using it to deal with browser differences about text selection handling; references to $.browser have been removed, and text selection handling has been enhanced to handle all browsers (by using code from the jQuery.selection plugin). More testing and tweaking may be required.
The tag list dropdown used to always appear at the bottom of the text area; this is undesirable if the text area gets big and you are editing a tag at the top of the text. These changes move the dropdown close to the tag being edited by the user. This code is a bit kludgy and may require further tweaking, but it is a good start.
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These two commits make the plugin compatible with jQuery 1.9 by removing the reference to $.browser, and move the tag list dropdown close to the tag being edited by the user.
I'm sure more tweaking is necessary but I think it can be a start. Please let me know if any changes are needed.