Using CDN links in a Custom HTML Prompt?

[carycrusiau]

I totally agree with you guys but this macro was mostly an experiment and I made it for my personal use only. I provided it in this forum as an example of what can be achieved with SVG and jQuery in a Custom HTML Prompt

If I had to make a macro that should be distributed for the masses, I probably would join the jQuery library within a macro folder and I would use a relative link to avoid the need of an internet connection. But we should add a variable for this relative link and ask people to update it to set the root to the jQuery library.

As recommended by @iNik in the following topic:

Fancy Mac-Like HTML Prompts Library

Here's a library with three Custom HTML prompts with some styling and JS to make them feel Mac-like. There are three in here - one for a simple alert, one for selecting multiple checkboxes from a "pick list," and another to select an item from a list with auto-complete (like a combo-box). You'll need to put the html-elements folder in ~/Library/Application Support/Keyboard Maestro/ so that the dialogs can access them. If you'd like to put them somewhere else, just update the variable in macros …

A little bit more complex than a direct link in my case.