yes, with a disclaimer as to what you mean by "libraries". jQuery
itself is often referred to as a library. You won't need to change
anything inside jQuery.js or plugins, only functions that you generate
in script tags
"$" is an alias for "jQuery" but is also used by other "libraries" such
as Mootools, thus the noConflict use
end result, change out all those wierd noConflict variable names to
"jQuery(" yourSelector).......... "
bencharity wrote:
Thanks for the reply Charlie!
I'm reading up on the NoConflict but am a little confused (this is all
still quite new to me).
It says "By using this function, you will only be able to access
jQuery using the 'jQuery' variable. For example, where you used to do $
("div p"), you now must do jQuery("div p")." Does this mean I call it
after my first jQuery instance and then have to change every $ to
jQuery in my subsequent libraries???
On Aug 5, 12:56 pm, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote:
you only need to call jQueryNoConflict once for the page
after that any jQuery functions would start with jQuery('selector'........
Try removing all the noconflict variables
bencharity wrote:I would like to use several jQuery effects through a website that I am developing; a login popup, a drop down contact form, coda content scroller, and tabbed content. However, these implementations keep interfering with each other. Is there any way to get around this? I seems as though there must be a way to use multiple jQuery functions. The page is here:http://atlanta.scadswap.com/points-of-interest/clubs/opera/Implementing the Login Popup (which doesn't have a login form inside it yet) broke the contact drop down, and it stays revealed now. The tabbed content in the sidebar seems fine though. Something already broke my coda jQuery content scroller here:http://atlanta.scadswap.com/points-of-interest/Thank you in advance for your time!
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