Is there a way to convert this javascript code to jquery?

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Is there a way to convert this javascript code to jQuery?

document.writeln('Nu te teme, căci Eu sunt cu tine; nu te uita cu îngrijorare, căci Eu sunt Dumnezeul tău; Eu te întăresc, tot Eu îţi vin în ajutor. Eu te sprijin cu dreapta Mea biruitoare.”');
document.write('<a onclick="var w=window.open(this.href);w.focus();return false;" href="http://biblia.resursecrestine.ro/citeste/isaia/41">Isaia 41:10</a>');

In joomla 1.5 i was able to insert the above javascript; not anymore in joomla 1.6. This needs to be converted in jQuery somehow.

because the above listed code is not accepted in joomla 1.6 enviroment, they aonly take jquerry and i have no clue how to convert the above code in jquerry, that is why i need help converting — eib95829
– eib95829, Commented Apr 16, 2011 at 5:56

Sylver · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-16 05:39:20Z

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In jQuery, the idea is to locate where you want to put what and insert it:

$("mydiv").append("bla bla bla");

answered Apr 16, 2011 at 5:39

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user166390 Over a year ago

+1 But I think the answer could be slightly more refined with also considering the semantics/ramifications of document.write (which is a very ... unique ... function). In particular, it is relatively hard to locate "an arbitrary position of the document" outside of nodes / node edges (in general text, for instance). Also consider the timing (time, not speed) of insertion.

Sylver Over a year ago

Thanks, you're right but there isn't enough data as to where/how he was using this line of javascript, so I am just pointing him to the right paradigm instead.

Demian Brecht · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-16 05:43:30Z

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I think that you need a better understanding of the Joomla framework. I know nothing about it, but by simply reading the changelist, I was able to gather that Joomla doesn't (by default) incorporate jQuery, they've adopted Mootools.

Asking a question (repeatedly, and a vague one at that) with zero understanding of the actual problem will more times than not lead you in the wrong direction.

So, my advice is to do a little more research on the framework you're using and maybe some on Javascript as well. In doing so, you might also figure out the answer yourself.

answered Apr 16, 2011 at 5:43

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eib95829 Over a year ago

I am trying to get better on jquery since the javasript code i use to work with in joomla 1.5 is not acceptablae anymore in joomla 1.6 and I THOUGHT BY POSTING THE JAVASCRIPT CODE HERE SOMEBODY WILL POINT ME TO A CONVERSION IN JQUERY

Demian Brecht Over a year ago

Yelling doesn't help anyone. My point is you should figure out why it doesn't work in Joomla 1.6 anymore. There could be a reason that has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not it's using jQuery. If you're simply trying to get better using jQuery, then state that in your question and not that it is a requirement of your upgrade to Joomla 1.6.

eib95829 Over a year ago

is there an equivalent fot his javascript code <script type="text/javascript" src="resursecrestine.ro/web-api-versetul-zilei"></script> to do it in jquery?

Demian Brecht Over a year ago

I give up. I'm starting to think that this thread is a troll.

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