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Can I stop Wibiya loading it's jQuery on top of the one my site uses?
I know Wibiya uses jQuery, if I am loading it already, is there a way to not load it for Wibiya.
My toolbar uses jQuery 1.2.6 and my site is using the later jQuery 1.3.2.
I hope you can help me on this because I do not want to loads two different jQuery versions.
Thanks
My toolbar uses jQuery 1.2.6 and my site is using the later jQuery 1.3.2.
I hope you can help me on this because I do not want to loads two different jQuery versions.
Thanks
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Inappropriate?Hi Zander,
The first thing the Wibiya bar is doing upon loading is to check whether you have an active version of jQuery running on your site or not. If you already uses a version of jQuery, the toolbar will not load any version.
Are you sure we are loading multiple jQuery versions?
Best,
Daniel
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Inappropriate?Yes, I am almost certain that the toolbar does load another jQuery (v 1.2.6).
I have just removed the toolbar code, reloaded, Firebugged and found only one jQuery (v 1.3.2), I then added the toolbar code back in and found the two versions of jQuery.
I am calling jQuery from Google's server using this script:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
The toolbar code I use is (I added some extra to stop some jQuery conflicts I was having - http://getsatisfaction.com/wibiya/top...):
<script src='http://toolbar.wibiya.com/toolbarLoader.php?toolbarId=5026&nc=0&pl=1' type='text/javascript'></script>
Thanks for your support so far, it is strange that I am having both libraries loads, especially as you say it isn't supposed to...
Also, thanks for responding on the weekend, you must be very committed.6 Comments
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Hi Zander, We are using jQuery 1.3.2 for the toolbar framework.
the only place we use jQuery 1.2.6 is in the Facebook application, but it's within an IFRAME so there shouldn't be any conflict. -
There isn't any conflict, my jQuery works fine. I just want to not have another, full jQuery library loaded on top of the one I already use.
You say the Facebook app uses v1.2.6, why can it not use the same library also? I know it uses an iframe, but can it not have the same jQuery check that the rest of the toolbar has?
If you cannot do the above, which bit should I remove so that I do not double-load jQuery? Thanks -
Facebook app uses IFRAME which means it doesn't conflict with your jQuery (it runs at our servers, like another browser window)
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I shall repeat again: There is no jQuery conflict.
I have removed the offending Facebook (the community page thing, for those that might be interested) feature because it slows down my site too much. -
sorry, I didn't make myself clear, I've meant jQuery double load.
we are aware of the need to speedup the toolbar loading time and we're working on it for some time.
soon we're going to release a slim and fast version that speedup loading time significantly. -
Ok thanks, I'd love to try out the new version if you need testers. My site get quite a few visitors so it would be interesting to see this new version.
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Inappropriate?What you have now is:
< script type="text/javascript" src="http://toolbar.wibiya.com/toolbarLoader.php?toolbarId=XXXX">< /script>
Change it to:
< script type="text/javascript" src="http://toolbar.wibiya.com/toolbarLoader.php?toolbarId=XXXX&nc=0">< /script>
you just need to add "&nc=0" after the number
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As I said in a previous post, I already use this addition that you mention.
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Thankkkkkssss! Perfect!!!
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Inappropriate?&nc= fixed it for meh
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