README.md in rjs_helpers-0.0.4 vs README.md in rjs_helpers-1.0

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 RJS Helpers
 ==============
 
 Some helper methods to perform standard JS library tasks from js.erb without having to write actual javascript
 
+**Important**: This version was made for use with Rails >= 3.1. If you are using Rails 2.3, please take a look
+               at the `rails2` branch.
+
 Installation
 ============
 
-As a plugin
------------
-
-To install the plugin in your Rails 2.3 application, simply run
-
-    ruby script/plugin install https://github.com/Stex/rjs_helpers.git
-
 As a gem
 --------
 
 To install `rjs_helpers` as a gem, run 
 
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 or put this into your `Gemfile`:
 
     gem 'rjs_helpers'
 
-    
-This will automatically load the Rails helper into all your controllers.
-As explained below, the plugin ships with a default JS adapter for jQuery
-which can be automatically copied to your public/javascripts directory with
-the following line:
+In this version, RJS helpers is built as a Rails engine,
+so the necessary helper methods and assets are automatically loaded into your application.
 
-    ruby script/generate rjs_helpers js
-    
-Now you only have to include this js file into your application layout
-and you're good to go.
+You only have to extend your `application.js` file to include the necessary javascript:
 
+    //= require rjs_helpers
+
 Usage
 =====
 
 The plugin consists of two parts:
 
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 The optional second parameter can be used to set a top offset. This is e.g. useful
 if you have a fixed top navbar (greetings to you, bootstrap).
 
 If `:top` is given as the first argument, the page will simply scroll to the very top (+ offset).
 
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-
 Examples
 ========
+
 ```ruby
 = js_update_element @user, :partial => 'user', :object => @user
 #=> rjsHelpers.updateElementByDomId('user_123', ...)
 #=> jQuery('#user_123').html(...)