Actually, from the looks of it, he's trying to include a plugin that requires $ to be coming from jQuery - which is not the case once you call noConflict().
@oscar: If you want to keep using that plugin with noConflict(), you'll have to go in and rename all instances of $ to jQuery. --John On 8/27/07, Stephan Beal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Aug 27, 12:43 pm, oscar esp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Just to begining I got some error when I load some pluguins. All > > errors are related with $... > > When I try to execute the same code with 1.1.4 I get some errors: By > > example loading jQeury-calendar.js > > > > Runtime error: $.fn is null or not an object... > > This error happens when your jQuery file is not loading. Double-check > the name/path of your jQuery include file. If you are using firebug, > be aware that firebug unfortunately does not show include failures as > a script error - you need to look at the Net tab to see the error. > >
