This is now fixed in the latest revision, which references jQuery at load-time and as no dependency at runtime: http://dev.jquery.com/view/trunk/plugins/validate/
Jörn On Sun, Jun 8, 2008 at 5:10 PM, roger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've just been trying out the Validation plugin, and in the > jquery.validate.js file I found a mix of jQuery.foo and $.foo > statements. I'm thinking of using this in a WordPress admin page, > which already includes jQuery 1.2.3 and uses it in the form jQuery(), > probably because it also uses other frameworks. So I get errors when > Firefox encounters the $() calls... and the easy way out was to edit > the jquery.validate.js file. > > Is the validate code inconsistent, or should I be creating some kind > of alias to work around it? I hesitate to do so, it may cause > conflicts with other WordPress plugins or base features. > > (I get no errors after I change the calls, there are only a few $. or $ > () references in the file... but I haven't seen this issue with other > jQuery libraries) > > Roger >
