Re: [pmwiki-users] galleria problem

2014-01-22 Thread lists

Hi Peter

My experience with Galleria is this. All MSIE have problems when some  
other scripts make some initialisation at the same time.
The results are not predictable anymore, the error messages are  
different in all MSIE, sometimes it can work, sometimes some features  
don't work.


When implementation MiniGalleria on the plain pmwiki Skin works, the  
script IMHO works, but a template (with other scripts) may disturb  
execution.


regards
Patrick Ogay


Zitat von Peter Gragert :


Lately I got the 'strange' message that a galleria diashow sometimes worked
with the IE and sometimes not.

Same PC but using e.g. firefox, no problem .



Thinking: how is that possible There was only one idea: the underwater
used software made the problem.



INDEED, change from to the newest to download version from galleria and
doing all  'directly', thus not in PmWiki,

It was now as was expected! Working in Windows 8 with latest IE.



Trying to use the galleria.php of PmWiki with the latest galleria software
seemed easy just replace the filenames
of  the galleria, because they include version numbers, failed! ;-(.

Peter was just a bit not clever enough to understand the pmwiki-way and
jquery to activate the galleria.



Means that I need some help to upgrade the addon  for us all!



Maybe making the 'advanced' possibilities available in the addon too??!!



Helper, old author, please contact me



  Peter









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Re: [pmwiki-users] galleria recipes crossbrowser issues (with minigalleria the same problem)

2013-12-02 Thread lists
After two weeks of break, today I did many tests  with my layout  
(based on notsosimple skin) and pmwiki default layout.



It was a very stupid "error" indeed:
Comparing and testing statement by statment I have seen, that there  
was still a

***window.onload = function(){.} hidden in a prcedure in skin.tmpl

I will check the documentation on pmwiki, and mention this issue (if  
it's not already).


regards
Patrick Ogay













Quoting li...@basel-inside.ch:

After looking for the thickbox recipe, I found the minifancybox  
recipe which I also tried.
The funny thing is, the example site work in MSIE. It works also on  
my site with the standard layout.


MSIE refuses to work with my adapted skins, certainly some  
differences which lead to conflicts.

I do further testing...


regards
Patrick Ogay






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Re: [pmwiki-users] galleria recipes crossbrowser issues (with minigalleria the same problem)

2013-11-12 Thread lists
After looking for the thickbox recipe, I found the minifancybox recipe  
which I also tried.
The funny thing is, the example site work in MSIE. It works also on my  
site with the standard layout.


MSIE refuses to work with my adapted skins, certainly some differences  
which lead to conflicts.

I do further testing...


regards
Patrick Ogay






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Re: [pmwiki-users] galleria recipes crossbrowser issues (with minigalleria the same problem)

2013-11-12 Thread lists

thank you, Petko, I really do understand
and thank for your answer.
Me aswell, I work with Linux and non MSIE browsers and my only  
available Win-test PC is my girlfriends vista laptop.


I will continiue to do researches, as I love pmwiki and Galleria is a  
killer feature.


One problem is probably a sync problem particularly when HTML and code  
is generated, which results in different behavior for different MSIE.  
(One problem is that galleria don't has all data it needs at the time).

Another problem are certainly style sheet conflicts.
Even if the general problems are known, I didn't find a reliable work arround.

First of all I will implement the skin switcher, to be able to test  
galliera more easyly with different skins..



Thank you very much, Petko, for your very nice work with picture  
galleries, I love it.


regards
Patrick Ogay


P.S.
The nuisance is that some absolute PC beginners with new laptops only  
have a MSIE and are even not able or willing to download another  
browser. And they always think the website doesn't work. (also I'm  
shure it's a solvable problem, but needs time).






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Re: [pmwiki-users] galleria recipes crossbrowser issues (with minigalleria the same problem)

2013-11-11 Thread Petko Yotov
I don't have an easy way to test browsers on the Windows operating system,  
and I don't have much free time right now but I have packed the most recent  
version of Galleria with a recent jQuery release here:


 http://tl.5ko.fr/M/Galleria132

Please test the page with MSIE and other browsers it and report if it works.

Unfortunately I don't have the free time right now to review and fix other  
skins (contact their authors), or to fix the core Galleria program if it  
really doesn't work with some browser (contact its developers: they also  
offer VIP support: http://galleria.io/support/ ).


And if, as you say, all other browsers do work perfectly, you can possibly  
blame the authors of MSIE (although I doubt that if you contact them they  
will fix it ASAP). :-)


Petko

li...@basel-inside.ch writes:
I'm still looking for a solution for my site to display a picture gallery  
(as galleria unsually does). May be there is also an other scriptthan  
galleria with a similar layout.


Unfortunatly the "galleria" recipe didn't work on my site with MSIE and I  
really spent a lot of time of research an tests with this issue and was very  
frustrated.
Later I found  "minigalleria", which *worked* for my installation (but only  
with pmwiki default skin).


seems to be o.k. works in MSIE 7 und ietester 8
derived from pmwiki skin
1]
http://orientalcarpetstudio.com.jovinus- 
meta.net/pm/default/Carpet/TestMinigalleriaT02



derived fro "simple" (with sidebar)
layout o.k., but no links for flashes and small pics. Some Times problems  
with loading pics.

2]
http://orientalcarpetstudio.com.jovinus- 
meta.net/pm/default/Carpet/TestMinigalleriaTDft


I'm wondring, what the login difference 1] and 2] usually I need the same  
configs. For the demonstration I use a per page configs.



Target skin
doesn't seem to work in MSIE at all
this is derived from 2] but with outer-divition, but layout is nested anyway.
3]
http://orientalcarpetstudio.com.jovinus-meta.net/Carpet/10001


I really hope to find out, what is the major problem so I can fix the  
installation for MSIE.


Thank you for any hinds

regards
Patrick Ogay


P.S.
There are a lot of people who have problems with plugins and galleria (also  
in wordpress). And other browsers as MSIE always work perfectly.



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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-14 Thread DaveG



On 6/14/2011 12:58 PM, DaveG wrote:

But now it is the same for all>>Galleria<<

Correct. That is because getDataConfig not only sets preferences, but
also actually creates the gallery. This basically means you need to
either use markup, OR use the getDataConfig method for a given
gallery(ies) -- you can't do both.
Okay, what I wrote is incorrect -- I didn't mean getDataConfig, I meant 
dataConfig. The point I was trying to make is that setting description 
and title parameters will also cause the creation of the gallery. From a 
quick look at the docs, you can't set global options to apply to all 
galleries outside of the creation of a gallery.


That means you either use the pmwiki markup, or use a method like Petko 
described in javascript.




The galleria markup does allow you to pass in the same parameters as
getDataConfig though, so this shouldn't be a show-stopper.

It would be nice to be able to set some global parameters though, like
the description/tag preference for example. I'll try to take a look at
that over the weekend.

This still holds true ;)

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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-11 Thread DaveG


On 6/11/2011 3:04 AM, Petko Yotov wrote:

3] Allow for some form of styling to be put around image and table
captions.


The "| Caption" part after an image can already be styled:

   Attach:im.jpg | ''Some %green%styled%% caption.''
Very good point, and makes the selector much easier and more reliable, 
thanks.


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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-11 Thread Petko Yotov
On Saturday 11 June 2011 14:41:51, Petko Yotov wrote :
> 2. I don't need the (:galleria list=#section:) markup if I use one CSS
> class "Galleria", and let the library find all such blocks automatically

I noticed that the (:galleria:) markup allows custom effects, specific to each 
image list -- it should continue to work with the adapted javascript snippet.

Petko

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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-11 Thread Petko Yotov
On Saturday 11 June 2011 05:18:00, DaveG wrote :
> Options for a more rigorous solution might be:
> 1] Since the caption is not currently part of the image it makes sense
> the caption is not passed as a parameter into the image parsing
> function. Is there a possibility to change this?
> 
> 2] Or, allow for a separate definition of ALT and TITLE within markup.
> Possibly separate the title from alt with another pipe delimiter.

Since one use case of your recipe is the first and only one that ever needed 
something like this, it may be appropriate to go ahead and implement the 
features directly into the recipe.

> 3] Allow for some form of styling to be put around image and table
> captions.

The "| Caption" part after an image can already be styled:

  Attach:im.jpg | ''Some %green%styled%% caption.''

Petko

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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-10 Thread DaveG



On 6/10/2011 11:18 PM, DaveG wrote:

The example will not work in PmWiki without some tweaking, but it
shouldn't be
hard.

Thanks, that seems like a workable solution, although I've not yet been
able to find a selector that can get text after the BR.

I have the selector:
$(img).parent('div').contents().filter(function(){ return this.nodeType 
== 3 }).text()


Unfortunately I can't yet get it to work in the context:
$('#demo').galleria({
dataConfig: function(img) {
return {
description: 
$(img).parent('div').contents().filter(function(){ return this.nodeType 
== 3 }).text()

}
}
});

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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-10 Thread DaveG



On 6/10/2011 8:52 PM, Petko Yotov wrote:

Agreed, but is there no reason why the two *have* to be the same.


They don't "have" to, but when we convert from simplified wiki-markup to HTML,
what PmWiki does is simple, quick and probably most convenient for most people
in most cases.



Is there a way to provide different text for the ALT and TITLE?


Not with the default PmWiki installation.

Looking at your demo page, the easiest fix for the double caption may be to
just disable one of the attributes, by adding such a line to config.php:

   $ImgTagFmt = ""; # no alt

Another approach based on that idea might be something like:

$ImgTagFmt="";

However, the caption isn't passed into the image handler function. Which 
is reasonable given it's not part of the image tag.




Looking at the Galleria documentation, I see that it is possible to get the
description from a text element after the image, eg. from the "| caption" part
generated by PmWiki. The method is shown here:

   http://galleria.aino.se/docs/1.2/references/data/#using-html-with-dataconfig

The example will not work in PmWiki without some tweaking, but it shouldn't be
hard.
Thanks, that seems like a workable solution, although I've not yet been 
able to find a selector that can get text after the BR.



Options for a more rigorous solution might be:
1] Since the caption is not currently part of the image it makes sense 
the caption is not passed as a parameter into the image parsing 
function. Is there a possibility to change this?


2] Or, allow for a separate definition of ALT and TITLE within markup. 
Possibly separate the title from alt with another pipe delimiter.


3] Allow for some form of styling to be put around image and table captions.

Option [3] is probably the more generally usable, with the creation of 
some form of $CationFmt variable. If this seems a reasonable approach, 
I'll add a PITS entry.



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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-10 Thread Petko Yotov
On Saturday 11 June 2011 02:09:47, DaveG wrote :
> On 6/10/2011 4:18 PM, Petko Yotov wrote:
> > Browsers should display the alt text when the image cannot be displayed,
> > and the title text in a tooltip box/bubble when the mouse cursor is
> > positioned over the image. (In the past, Internet Explorer used the alt
> > text for both, but this behavior is not standard.)
> 
> Agreed, but is there no reason why the two *have* to be the same. 

They don't "have" to, but when we convert from simplified wiki-markup to HTML, 
what PmWiki does is simple, quick and probably most convenient for most people 
in most cases.


> Is there a way to provide different text for the ALT and TITLE?

Not with the default PmWiki installation.

Looking at your demo page, the easiest fix for the double caption may be to 
just disable one of the attributes, by adding such a line to config.php:

  $ImgTagFmt = ""; # no alt


Looking at the Galleria documentation, I see that it is possible to get the 
description from a text element after the image, eg. from the "| caption" part 
generated by PmWiki. The method is shown here:

  http://galleria.aino.se/docs/1.2/references/data/#using-html-with-dataconfig

The example will not work in PmWiki without some tweaking, but it shouldn't be 
hard.

Petko

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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-10 Thread DaveG



On 6/10/2011 4:18 PM, Petko Yotov wrote:

PmWiki adds the string in quotes in both alt= and title= attributes of the
image tag. You can see the HTML source code of the page.

Agreed, as I also noted.



Browsers should display the alt text when the image cannot be displayed, and
the title text in a tooltip box/bubble when the mouse cursor is positioned
over the image. (In the past, Internet Explorer used the alt text for both,
but this behavior is not standard.)
Agreed, but is there no reason why the two *have* to be the same. Is 
there a way to provide different text for the ALT and TITLE?


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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-10 Thread Petko Yotov
On Friday 10 June 2011 20:23:12, DaveG wrote :
> According to http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Images, alt text is
> identified by double quotes immediately following the image url; a
> caption can follow separated by a vertical bar (|).

The text after the vertical bar is a caption, it appears in the wiki page, and 
can contain styles, colors, links, etc.

> However, in a quick test (ref Test/Images-Draft), I think the docs are a
> little misleading, as further down it's noted that the pipe is to
> identify a Caption more than affecting the TITLE attribute.
> 
> So, end result is I'm not sure how to identify a TITLE attribute for an
> image tag.

PmWiki adds the string in quotes in both alt= and title= attributes of the 
image tag. You can see the HTML source code of the page.

Browsers should display the alt text when the image cannot be displayed, and 
the title text in a tooltip box/bubble when the mouse cursor is positioned 
over the image. (In the past, Internet Explorer used the alt text for both, 
but this behavior is not standard.)


Petko

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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-10 Thread DaveG

http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Images

On 6/10/2011 11:41 AM, Peter Gragert wrote:

Oh, the dubbel text is a behavior missing 'alt="the italic line"'
That means, how doe I add a HTML  alt to an Attach:pic.jpt"Title"  alt =

According to http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Images, alt text is 
identified by double quotes immediately following the image url; a 
caption can follow separated by a vertical bar (|).


However, in a quick test (ref Test/Images-Draft), I think the docs are a 
little misleading, as further down it's noted that the pipe is to 
identify a Caption more than affecting the TITLE attribute.


So, end result is I'm not sure how to identify a TITLE attribute for an 
image tag.


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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-10 Thread DaveG



On 6/10/2011 11:34 AM, Peter Gragert wrote:

Thanks Dave,
Discovered the small (white) I (letter i) at the left top of an image ...
THAT has to be activated!
But the text occurs twice, fat white, and grey italic ???
A little bit of work?
That's actually correct behavior for the way Galleria works, and is 
because the markup:

* Attach:P5123230.jpg"This is image 1 -- very nice"

Adds the text to both the alt and title tags, which galleria uses for 
different purposes.



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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-10 Thread Peter Gragert
Oh, the dubbel text is a behavior missing 'alt="the italic line"'
That means, how doe I add a HTML  alt to an Attach:pic.jpt"Title"  alt =

Peter

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Onderwerp: Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria



On 6/10/2011 5:48 AM, Peter Gragert wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> Galleria is indeed nicely adjusted.
>
> Two remarks :
>
> 1.Images with Captions does not show the captions?
Check that be CSS coloring style on text/links is not the same color as 
the background and thus hiding the text.

Also make sure you set the config appropriately: 
http://galleria.aino.se/docs/1.2/options/dataConfig/


> 2.How to start autoplay again, after a click on a thumbnail? (I mean not
> 'reload', which starts again but at image 1)
I may be wrong, but I'm not sure this capability exists yet. I see 
pauseOnInteraction defaults to true, but don't see an oppoosite action. 
You'd probably have to add a custom control to resume play. I'll look at 
it over the weekend, to make sure I'm not missing anything.


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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-10 Thread Peter Gragert
Thanks Dave,
Discovered the small (white) I (letter i) at the left top of an image ...
THAT has to be activated!
But the text occurs twice, fat white, and grey italic ??? 
A little bit of work?
Greetings
   Peter

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On 6/10/2011 5:48 AM, Peter Gragert wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> Galleria is indeed nicely adjusted.
>
> Two remarks :
>
> 1.Images with Captions does not show the captions?
Check that be CSS coloring style on text/links is not the same color as 
the background and thus hiding the text.

Also make sure you set the config appropriately: 
http://galleria.aino.se/docs/1.2/options/dataConfig/


> 2.How to start autoplay again, after a click on a thumbnail? (I mean not
> 'reload', which starts again but at image 1)
I may be wrong, but I'm not sure this capability exists yet. I see 
pauseOnInteraction defaults to true, but don't see an oppoosite action. 
You'd probably have to add a custom control to resume play. I'll look at 
it over the weekend, to make sure I'm not missing anything.


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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria

2011-06-10 Thread DaveG



On 6/10/2011 5:48 AM, Peter Gragert wrote:

Hallo,

Galleria is indeed nicely adjusted.

Two remarks :

1.Images with Captions does not show the captions?
Check that be CSS coloring style on text/links is not the same color as 
the background and thus hiding the text.


Also make sure you set the config appropriately: 
http://galleria.aino.se/docs/1.2/options/dataConfig/




2.How to start autoplay again, after a click on a thumbnail? (I mean not
‘reload’, which starts again but at image 1)
I may be wrong, but I'm not sure this capability exists yet. I see 
pauseOnInteraction defaults to true, but don't see an oppoosite action. 
You'd probably have to add a custom control to resume play. I'll look at 
it over the weekend, to make sure I'm not missing anything.


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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria problem

2010-06-13 Thread DaveG



On 6/8/2010 10:24 AM, pmw...@911networks.com wrote:

On Tue, 08 Jun 2010 08:39:17 -0400
DaveG  wrote:


2. Is there a way of displaying text next to the image
as an explanation? Meaning that the text will change with each
image?
* Attach:photo1.jpg|'''Display text for photo1'''
* Attach:photo2.jpg|'''Display text for photo2'''
doesn't work.


That is not yet implemented. I had plans to do it, but never made
time to actually work on it.



I have found that I can display some text by using the alternate:
* Attach:photo1.jpg"Alternate text for photo1 will display"|'''This text will 
not display'''

I don't know either php or javascript. But I took a look at
galleria.php . Where do you process the image list?

Can you point me in the direction and see if I can do something?
The image list is processed from jquery.galleria.js (note though that by 
default jquery.galleria.pack.js is used, so if you plan to make changes, 
point HTMLHeaderFmt to the non-packed version). The to 
jquery.galleria.js is made galleria.php.


Basically you'll primarily be changing jquery.galleria.js. Documentation 
for the is here: 
http://monc.se/kitchen/146/galleria-a-javascript-image-gallery


Also note that there seems to be some activity for a new release of 
galleria.js, which appears to have support for a description. At some 
point I'll take a look at upgrading Galleria to the new release of 
galleris.js.



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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria problem

2010-06-08 Thread pmwiki
On Tue, 08 Jun 2010 08:39:17 -0400
DaveG  wrote:

>> 2. Is there a way of displaying text next to the image
>> as an explanation? Meaning that the text will change with each
>> image?
>> * Attach:photo1.jpg|'''Display text for photo1'''
>> * Attach:photo2.jpg|'''Display text for photo2'''
>> doesn't work.
>
>That is not yet implemented. I had plans to do it, but never made
>time to actually work on it.
>

I have found that I can display some text by using the alternate: 
* Attach:photo1.jpg"Alternate text for photo1 will display"|'''This text will 
not display'''

I don't know either php or javascript. But I took a look at
galleria.php . Where do you process the image list?

Can you point me in the direction and see if I can do something?


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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria problem

2010-06-08 Thread DaveG



On 6/8/2010 1:58 AM, pmw...@911networks.com wrote:

On Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:08:32 -0400
DaveG  wrote:




On 6/7/2010 2:57 AM, pmw...@911networks.com wrote:

Hi,

I'm trying to get galleria to work without any success:


...


I just used your markup and everything worked. My guess is that the
script is not included correctly, back in 2.


Thanks
1. You were right. I've fixed it. It had to do with a wrong scripturl.
2. Is there a way of displaying text next to the image as an
explanation? Meaning that the text will change with each image?
* Attach:photo1.jpg|'''Display text for photo1'''
* Attach:photo2.jpg|'''Display text for photo2'''
doesn't work.
That is not yet implemented. I had plans to do it, but never made time 
to actually work on it.



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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria problem

2010-06-07 Thread pmwiki
On Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:08:32 -0400
DaveG  wrote:

>
>
>On 6/7/2010 2:57 AM, pmw...@911networks.com wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm trying to get galleria to work without any success:

...

>I just used your markup and everything worked. My guess is that the
>script is not included correctly, back in 2.

Thanks
1. You were right. I've fixed it. It had to do with a wrong scripturl.
2. Is there a way of displaying text next to the image as an
explanation? Meaning that the text will change with each image?
* Attach:photo1.jpg|'''Display text for photo1'''
* Attach:photo2.jpg|'''Display text for photo2'''
doesn't work.


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Re: [pmwiki-users] Galleria problem

2010-06-07 Thread DaveG



On 6/7/2010 2:57 AM, pmw...@911networks.com wrote:

Hi,

I'm trying to get galleria to work without any success:

1. Extracted galleria to cookbook and pub like it show on the
galleria page
2. config.php: include_once("$FarmD/cookbook/galleria/galleria.php");
3.

(:div id="demo1":)
* Attach:gallery/bella.jpg
* Attach:gallery/blue.jpg
* Attach:gallery/booby_lou.jpg
* Attach:gallery/buddy.jpg
* Attach:gallery/chaos.jpg
* Attach:gallery/fizz.jpg
* Attach:gallery/hadden.jpg
* Attach:gallery/hadden_park.jpg
* Attach:gallery/harley.jpg
* Attach:gallery/lance.jpg
* Attach:gallery/lovey.jpg
* Attach:gallery/marble.jpg
(:divend:)
(:galleria list="#demo1 ul" carousel=true:)

It only shows the photos as one after the other. No carousel, no
switching between photos.

I must be missing something, but I don't know what.
It sounds like the cookbook script is not getting included, or perhaps 
there is a conflict with another recipe? Are you loading another recipe 
which uses jquery -- there may be a version issue.


I just used your markup and everything worked. My guess is that the 
script is not included correctly, back in 2.



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