including it on every page seems troublesome and hard to maintain.
if you using PHP or ASP you can create your own "Master Page" and include
there once. and load your other pages in as they are needed.
my suggestion to you in converting to a CMS
then you can include your script in only one file and all other pages will
read it.
check this.
the standard way of using jQuery
1.
$(function() {
var h = $("body');
h.hide();
});
2. may be try this way
var $namespace = jQuery.noConflict();
$namespace(function() {
var h = $namespace("body"):
h.hide();
});
On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 7:10 PM, ben2233 <ben.duf...@cerner.com> wrote:
> The website I'm working with has jQuery and the jQuery Form plugin
> (jquery.form.js) included on every page (it can be used with the
> syntax "$j"). However, they are using a newer version of jQuery with
> an older version of the Form plugin... and this causes some errors.
> So, I would like to include my own version of the Form plugin. It has
> been recommended that I put the plugin into a different namespace, but
> I am not familiar with namespaces in JavaScript. After researching a
> little on the internet, it seems like everyone has a different way of
> implementing namespaces, and I don't know what works with jQuery.
>
> So, how can I create the plugin in a separate namespace and use it in
> my code?
>
> -Ben
>
