This is a patch update for jQuery 1.3.2, it fixes a problem with the 'rel' attribute in the close link for templated notifications.

The patch is actually quite simple, and is a single character change. The "@rel='close'" in the close binding was replaced with "rel='close'" - looks like the jQuery team changed the way things are parsed ... this patch was tested and verified in Firefox 3.0.12 and was submitted for Firefox 3.0.11.

This update may or may not be necessary, if you are receiving errors ... this may fix it.

The patch was submitted by James Moberg of Sunstar Media.

For those who use jQuery Growl on production websites, please email me or contact me through my website (http://fragmentedcode.com) and let me know where the plugin is used so I can provide real world working examples of the plugin, and please do not hesitate to let me know if there are any problems or patches anyone would like included. Extra features would be nice, if anyone has extended the plugin ... fixes for specific browsers, are also welcome.

This is the first 'stable' release of jQuery Growl, and with it comes the ability to 'close' a notification using an anchor in the notice template.

An example of this can be seen on the demo page.

Also, James over at Honest Illusion has written up some slightly more verbose documentation and provided it to the community.

Changelog:

• Added the noticeDisplay function
• Added the noticeRemove function
• Added the 'displayTimeout > 0' functionality, to allow for permanent notices

Slightly modified version of the first preview, made the script a bit more 'jQuery-esque' (modelled after the way BlockUI's code is written).

This is jQuery Growl v1.0-Preview