jQuery plugins are designed to deal with this situation. See this section of the plugin authoring page:
http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Authoring#Custom_Alias_in_plugin_code Also, this this thread from earlier this evening: http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/2e3baab6b98b1894/ef15211a2832a2e7#ef15211a2832a2e7 --Erik On 5/18/07, DaveG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
According to the Compatibility page (http://docs.jquery.com/Using_jQuery_with_Other_Libraries) it's possible to redefine $ to something else to avoid conflicts with Prototype. Thus all your jQ code will now use "myjQ." prefix rather than "$". How will this work if you're also using jQ libraries, which are clearly expecting jQ to be on "$". Is it possible? Other examples on the page seem to indicate that you can rebind $ from Prototype to jQ. However the examples all seem to embed jQ code within .ready -- I'm not sure what significance that has. Why is this critical -- or do we just need to make sure jQ has loaded? Is binding to a specfic $ fn done at load time? I guess, the Conflicts page is not very clear -- I'm happy to rewrite/add to the page, if someone can help me understand first. The scenario is that we're working on a fairly large Ruby implementation, and prototype was the first choice of js library. The availability of small and quick libraries has made us want to use jQ. So we'll start to selectively migrate away from Prototype to jQ. Clearly not going to happen all at once, so for a time we'll be using Prototype+libraries, and jQ+libraries. I'm presuming this is doable, since WP is in the process of migrating... ~ ~ Dave
