Hey,
By default, Django's Admin moves the jQuery namespace into a custom one,
django.jQuery, to prevent conflicts[1]. So core of django admin won't get
affected until and unless you override django.jQuery.
I understand why developers plug in latest jquery version, but why Django
> is stuck with j
Hi, I have following problem.
It is quite often that django admin plugins include their own version of
jquery and it is not possible to use them together.
For example: django-markitup and django-sortable. Is there any way to get
around the issue? Do I need to rewrite plugin(s) to use noConflict?
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