I found a way to work around it. Mike's comment about the IndexTools
code maybe taking over some link handlers got me thinking.
In the chance this helps someone else someday, here is what my links
look like:
File Number 5
etc, etc...
Here is the jQuery I started with:
$j("#filelist a").click
I had some troubles with jquery and Omniture a while back. I wasn't the one
who solved the problem and that dev has moved on. Sorry I can't be of more
help, but I do feel your pain.
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> just a quick thought, have tried to include the IndexTool via the
> dynamically adding of a script-tag to your page? something like this:
No dice. The conflict remains.
Thanks for the suggestion, though.
Seriously, have you checked with this vendor for a solution?
Mike Alsup wrote:
I don't see any reason for there to be a conflict with jQuery directly
but perhaps your code is somehow being subverted by the indextools
script. Indextools defines a lot globals as well as an onload handler
that a
Hi AJ,
just a quick thought, have tried to include the IndexTool via the
dynamically adding of a script-tag to your page? something like this:
var s=document.createElement('script');
s.setAttribute('src',
'[jQuery] Re: Need help with a jQuery Conflict
I don't see any reason for there to be a conflict with jQuery directly
but perhaps your code is somehow being subverted by the indextools
script. Indextools defines a lot globals as well as an onload handler
that adds click handlers to every link in the document. Maybe that's
the source of the
For what it's worth, here is the script that needs loaded:
http://stats.indexstats.com/ittc3/10001388955232/stats.indexstats.com/tracking.js
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