Hey Sam,

I'm not sure if you figured this out yet but here it goes.

You cannot just paste the code example found on the jQuery site. You
need to make a couple of adjustments so it is customized to your
needs.

As the documentation says, the $ character serves as a shortcut for
"jQuery". By using the noConflict() function, any regular jQuery calls
you were making before now need to reference "jQuery" instead of the $
character.

$("div#myDiv").fadeIn("slow");

becomes

jQuery("div#myDiv").fadeIn("slow");

The snippet from jQuery uses "someid" as an example. If you pasted
this code without making changes, it's looking for that "someid"
reference, which I doubt you have used.

I hope that helps.

Stephen

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