Blockquote Metadata Extraction – now in plugin form • A Modest Construct

Blockquote Metadata Extraction – now in plugin form

Two months ago, I wrote about using the jQuery library to extract citation information from blockquotes.

Just for grins, I’ve worked that snippet of code up into a genuine jQuery plugin. Go ahead and visit the page for more information. Or, download it directly.

Download Blockquote Extract (Version 1.3)

Blockquote Extract has been downloaded 385 times.

MIT license.

2 Comments by Ben / November 5, 2007 / Posted in: general

Tagged: code, javascript, jquery, open source

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Rob
/ Monday, November 5th, 2007

jQuery makes me literally actually moist.

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Ben
/ Monday, November 5th, 2007

Isn’t it sexiness personified? Switching my workplace’s webapp to it was one of the best moves I ever made.

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Blockquote Metadata Extraction – now in plugin form

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