> So...the lesson is...the jquery.js file always has to be > included for the jQuery code to work and it has to be > referenced first...correct?
It doesn't have to be *first*, but it does have to be before any code that uses jQuery. Think about it this way... Would this code work: alert( x ); var x = 1; Probably not! :-) Script files are loaded in the order they appear in the code, so just as that example wouldn't work, trying to use jQuery functions before they are loaded won't work either. -Mike _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
