Sure... one quick and dirty way that comes to mind is to AJAX in the
prototype.js file (of course, using a lightweight or homebrewed Ajax
abstraction)...
(function() {
someAjaxAPI.request(pathToPrototype, onSuccess);
function onSuccess(responseText) {
eval(responseText);
//use prototype in
First, thanks for the reply. This seemed like it should work to
contain Prototype, but it doesn't...
$(function() {
console.log($('mySelect'));
(function() {
$.getScript('/cfgmgr/js/lib/prototype-1.6.0.3.js', function() {
console.log($('mySelect'));
