I think I fixed it! (With your help of course ...)
This is the way I had it previously:
jQuery.noConflict();
$(function()
{
jQuery('.date-pick').datePicker({clickInput:true});
});
And this is how it should be:
jQuery.noConflict();
jQuery(function()
{
jQuery('.date-pick').datePick
Thanks for putting up with an obvious noob. Of course, Programming 101
- once you execute jQuery.noConflict() you can no longer use '$' as
stated in the docs.
But I tried 2 of the 3 techniques in the above referenced page:
1. executing jQuery.noConflict()
2. executing jQuery.noConflict() and cha
Because you are using jQuery in noConflict mode you can no longer use $
to create jquery objects. So you need to replace:
$('.date-pick').datePicker({clickInput:true});
with:
jQuery('.date-pick').datePicker({clickInput:true});
Hope that helps,
Kelvin :)
syg6 wrote:
Thank you both, Kelvin
Thank you both, Kelvin and Klaus, for your replies.
Yes, I saw that page and after a quick read decided (incorrectly) it
was above my jQuery pay-grade and that it didn't apply to me. But as
it turns out, if I put the jQuery.noConflict(); line in my page before
calling the datePicker() function, t
syg6 wrote:
Hello all.
I posted this over at Appfuse's Nabble list as first, but then thought
this would be the better place.
I have a default.jsp page that uses SiteMesh to 'decorate' all of my
jsps. It contains the following js libraries:
prototype.js
scriptaculous.js
global.js
In order to
Hi,
Have you seen this page?
http://docs.jquery.com/Using_jQuery_with_Other_Libraries
Hope it helps,
Kelvin :)
syg6 wrote:
Hello all.
I posted this over at Appfuse's Nabble list as first, but then thought
this would be the better place.
I have a default.jsp page that uses SiteMesh to 'dec
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