Well, that's a mistery. Two unlikely possibilities:
1. the packed jquery has an error, use the minified version
2. some function on your page is doing something with the '$' variable
Do you have a page online we can look at?
On Nov 28, 5:06 am, harryhobbes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The path is
It shouldn't timeout if you're not running any functions, are you
using the packed version? Are you sure you don't have any javascript
code on these pages?
On Nov 11, 3:01 am, harryhobbes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've got jQuery loading by default on my site. The library is only
used on
I'm guessing the path is wrong, are you using absolute paths or relative?
ricardobeat wrote:
It shouldn't timeout if you're not running any functions, are you
using the packed version? Are you sure you don't have any javascript
code on these pages?
On Nov 11, 3:01 am, harryhobbes [EMAIL
The path is right and I'm using the packed version. There may be js on
the page, but nothing is using jquery because I haven't enabled the
page to use it yet. Basically I have a site that i'm incrementally
adding jquery so that every page has a degree of degradation to it.
On Nov 28, 1:30 am,
Unfortunately that is not a feasible solution. The site will
eventually use jquery quite heavily and I cannot run a script to
determine if the page will need the jquery library or not.
On Nov 11, 9:39 pm, Dodi Rahmaninoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the web is in php? if it is, why don't you
Is the web is in php? if it is, why don't you try not to load the jquery
file when the file is not needed, by addding the condition before the
script tag, hope it can solve your problem
harryhobbes wrote:
Hi,
I've got jQuery loading by default on my site. The library is only
used on some
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