The $ is just an alias for jQuery. That means you can use jQuery() instead
of $(). Or you could even create a different alias like this.
var $j = jQuery;
Then you can use $j() instead of $().
And just to be safe you might want to call jQuery.noConflict() to restore
the $ back to its original owner.
I just re-opened up my blog with a post about this yesterday.
http://blog.brandonaaron.net/2007/05/29/using-jquery-with-other-libraries/
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Brandon Aaron
On 5/30/07, MrNase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just released a Farbtastic Widget on Widgetbox.com
During the creation of the Widget, the website allows you to specify
parameters. They all look like:
var userlanguage = ${config.userlanguage};
Here is the problem: Because of the $, jQuery doesn't work anymore.
Is there a way to fix it? Their help says:
These parameters are passed via the query string:
http://yourwidget.com?param=value
How (besides $()) can I access the parameters?
(The Url to the widget is:
http://www.widgetbox.com/widget/farbtastic-widget
)
