Colin, Thank you. That is exactly what I was looking for and wasn't using the right terms for a good search.
Goodbye to coding in an onclick for each of the dt elements. Once again, thanks, Michael On Jul 9, 4:15 am, Colin Guthrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > mickbw wrote: > > I am working on a page that works correctly when I call it directly in > > any browser. > > > If I include the page in my RIA app and run the script in firebug, the > > jquery script works correctly. > > > If I include it in my RIA app with the script part of an > > external .js script, the script functions do not work AND do not cause > > an error. Other jQuery scripts in the app work without problem. > > > My assumption is that the script must be conflicting with other > > frameworks that use the $() keyword and I know that $() is just a > > shortcut for jquery(). Do I have to replace the $ code in both the > > external script AND the jquery.js file? > > > BTW, the offending page is athttp://67.199.57.74/jobsearchlog/faq.cfm. > > Clicking a question will toggle the display of the answer. > > > To access the page through the App, go tohttp://67.199.57.74/jobsearchlog/ > > and click FAQ from the top menu. > > > Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. > > This page shows you how to use $ in your .js files when using it with > other frameworks that also hijack the $() > > http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Authoring > > See the Custom Alias section. > > Make sure you activate the noconflict mode in jQuery. I generally do: > > 1. Include Prototype et al. > 2. Include jquery > 3. Immediately active jQuery.noConflict(); > > Whenever I use *any* jQuery code, I typically hide it via the technique > in the above link. > > Col
