Really avoid any jQuery construct #77
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In git-for-windows#76, I merged a contribution that purported to fix the problem that the download button no longer pointed to the appropriate installer. The underlying root cause is that that logic relied on jQuery, but we recently got rid of it (because our copy was ridiculously outdated). The problem with that PR is that it had an incomplete solution, still leaving `$(...)` calls in place. This here commit fixes that. Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <[email protected]>
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In #76, I merged a contribution that purported to fix the problem that the download button no longer pointed to the appropriate installer.
The underlying root cause is that that logic relied on jQuery, but we recently got rid of it (because our copy was ridiculously outdated).
The problem with that PR is that it had an incomplete solution, still leaving
$(...)calls in place.This here commit fixes that.