Re: [jQuery] jQuery + Atlas (ASP.NET AJAX) or $ conflict

2006-10-05 Thread Kurt Mackey 
To be fair to your developers, Atlas makes lots of stuff ridiculously
easy with ASP.NET.  If I weren't such an uptight code freak, I'd
probably use it on my own projects. :)

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Thanks Kurt: very useful. Renaming $ and replacing it in my jQuery
script worked nicely.

Dave: At a glance it seems the use of $ in Atlas is pretty much the
same as Prototype <http://atlas.asp.net/docs/Client/Global/M_$.aspx>.
So the first part of the PrototypeAndJQuery page is relevant here.
Although my script makes extensive use of jQuerys fabulous CSS
selector goodness, so adapting it to work with just id's would be
non-trivial.

Regardless, renaming $ for jQuery works so all is well.

Thanks for the help guys!

Regarding our developers credentials... Two words says it all:
'Microsoft Certified'


On 04/10/06, Kurt Mackey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You might look at the PrototypeAndJQuery page on the wiki:
> http://jquery.com/docs/PrototypeAndJQuery/
>
> The first section probably isn't applicable, but the second portion
> looks like a workaround that might work with the Atlas client side
> stuff.

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Re: [jQuery] jQuery + Atlas (ASP.NET AJAX) or $ conflict

2006-10-05 Thread Oliver Boermans 
Thanks Kurt: very useful. Renaming $ and replacing it in my jQuery
script worked nicely.

Dave: At a glance it seems the use of $ in Atlas is pretty much the
same as Prototype .
So the first part of the PrototypeAndJQuery page is relevant here.
Although my script makes extensive use of jQuerys fabulous CSS
selector goodness, so adapting it to work with just id's would be
non-trivial.

Regardless, renaming $ for jQuery works so all is well.

Thanks for the help guys!

Regarding our developers credentials... Two words says it all:
'Microsoft Certified'


On 04/10/06, Kurt Mackey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You might look at the PrototypeAndJQuery page on the wiki:
> http://jquery.com/docs/PrototypeAndJQuery/
>
> The first section probably isn't applicable, but the second portion
> looks like a workaround that might work with the Atlas client side
> stuff.

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Re: [jQuery] jQuery + Atlas (ASP.NET AJAX) or $ conflict

2006-10-03 Thread Dave Methvin 
I rooted around in some Atlas stuff I found on the web and saw some uses,
but not a definition, of their $() function. Do you know where it is
defined?

> I'd love to talk our developers out of using Atlas altogether,
> but as a designer I lack the appropriate credentials in
> this department.  ... Apparently Atlas is great because we
> don't need to write any JavaScript to use it...

Your web developers are trying to avoid Javascript? I would be checking
*their* credentials.



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Re: [jQuery] jQuery + Atlas (ASP.NET AJAX) or $ conflict

2006-10-03 Thread Kurt Mackey 
You might look at the PrototypeAndJQuery page on the wiki: 
http://jquery.com/docs/PrototypeAndJQuery/

The first section probably isn't applicable, but the second portion
looks like a workaround that might work with the Atlas client side
stuff.

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Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 9:29 AM
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Subject: [jQuery] jQuery + Atlas (ASP.NET AJAX) or $ conflict

Before I dirty my hands digging around in 'Atlas'
<http://atlas.asp.net/> I thought it worthwhile asking the question
here: Has anyone successfully combined jQuery with this particular
Microsoft JavaScript library?

jQuery is failing after some 'Atlas' code is introduced into the same
page. I have not looked into it closely myself. I am told the problem
is something to do with '$' being used by 'Atlas'.

I'd love to talk our developers out of using Atlas altogether, but as
a designer I lack the appropriate credentials in this department.
Apparently Atlas is great because we don't need to write any
JavaScript to use it...

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[jQuery] jQuery + Atlas (ASP.NET AJAX) or $ conflict

2006-10-03 Thread Oliver Boermans 
Before I dirty my hands digging around in 'Atlas'
 I thought it worthwhile asking the question
here: Has anyone successfully combined jQuery with this particular
Microsoft JavaScript library?

jQuery is failing after some 'Atlas' code is introduced into the same
page. I have not looked into it closely myself. I am told the problem
is something to do with '$' being used by 'Atlas'.

I'd love to talk our developers out of using Atlas altogether, but as
a designer I lack the appropriate credentials in this department.
Apparently Atlas is great because we don't need to write any
JavaScript to use it...

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