This prints the version of jQuery you’re using:
$.jquery();
Which is handy in situations where you don’t have direct access to the script itself. In Firebug you might do something like this:
console.log('jQuery version: ', $.jquery());
This prints the version of jQuery you’re using:
$.jquery();
Which is handy in situations where you don’t have direct access to the script itself. In Firebug you might do something like this:
console.log('jQuery version: ', $.jquery());