it's ok now.
Instead of trying to remove the old framework imported via the digg
widget, i checked the content of
http://digg.com/tools/widgetjs
and i directly pasted the generated code excluding the old framework.
was incredibly easy.
the finished result can be found here http://www.gcmingati.net near
the end of the right sidebar: a "cycled" digg news.
leaving the old framework was creating problems with the easing
equations used in my slideviewer plugin wich uses jquery 1.2 and the
easing functions. The plugin is used along the blog in some posts. In
some way, the last framework loaded (the old one, from Digg) was used
as THE framework from the browser, generating errors.
I'm quite happy but i'm sure you did not get a word of whati'm
saying... sorry for my english
BTW merry christmas everybody!
GC
On Dec 21, 1:51 pm, GianCarlo Mingati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi all.
> I wonder how you remove an external script from a page.
> In particular i have a problem with a widget from DIGG wich uses
> jquery 1.1.4. Such widget imports also this version of the framework
> wich creates conflict with the easing 1.2 plugin because of the easing
> names.
> I tried with
> $("#digghack + script").remove();
> where #digghack is the frist script DIGG loads, where "+ script" os
> jquery1.1.4.
>
> Looking at the generated source viith firebug effectively the scritp
> is removed from the source but is still in memory. I'm sure of that
> because of the errors.
> Any idea?
> GC
