I suggest you try using Prototype and Scriptaculous to do what you need before you add a new library into the mix, It keeps things clean and simple. Plus it seems that qForms is *really old* (the discussion board dates back to 2001!).
But if you're really adamant, post an example of what you are trying to do, and we'll try to help.
Brian Peiris
On 10/10/06, sonnysavage <
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I tried to use qForms on the same page that I'm using scriptaculous,
and received a _javascript_ error in the qForms library. I was wondering
if anyone has been successful in using both. If needed, I can recreate
the error and post it here.
qForms
http://www.pengoworks.com/qforms/docs/index.htm
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