jQuery conflicts on my site

ok..try with your best..

One of my clients had this happen to them, and asked me to contact you to try to resolve it. http://drnickhall.com I am going to reregister and try again, please approve me. ** I also added the extra "&nc=0&pl=1" and it did not work.

Hi I have tried installing this toolbar on my site however its disabling a few jQuery scripts that I am already using on my website http://www.cssjockey.com.


Is there any way I can use jQuery noConflict script on this plugin or some other solution.


Thanks,

Mohit Aneja

http://www.cssjockey.com

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Conflict with other jQuery scripts..

I also have this problem, although it only occurs in IE when the extra code is added. Was running on digital-media.net.au but needed to pull it off because of the errors.

Hi Daniel,

Managed to convince them to leave it up for a while on Digital-Media.net.au . Appreciate your help.

Many Thanks

Willem

I like it, but when I enable the search , it still comes up with a conflict. Would love the internal search though.

Thanks Avi,

Looks like adding search fixed it. Thanks!

this worked! thanks!

Hi, for what it's worth, adding the "&nc=0&pl=1" to the js does fix jquery rotating images issues (in FF). In IE8 however, the toolbar is not showing at all.

hi, knowing this is in beta, I''ll try to provide as much feedback as I can. My site is vanweerd.com

when i add the code with &nc=0&pl=1 safari doesn't show the bar again , and ff has bugs :(
without that &nc=0&pl=1 only ff works fine and sefari doen't show the bar again :(

i can't install again the toolbar cause my control panel the 'Install on websites and other blog platforms.' is not a link is just icon only 'Install on Blogger.' is link i made refresh i wait many hours i tried with all browsers but saws the same, and nothing is written from support that helping to show the toolbar with opera safari and ff without bugs :( .

any correct code to show me the bar with safari and opera and without conflicts ?

Same problem. I have all kinds of js and jQuery code and wibyia stopped my rotating headlines and doesn't appear... Help?

I set up a testing site here:
Site http://www.thegrio.com/index-test.php

Thanks!

"&nc=0&pl=1" worked for me!! The toolbar kept my dropdown menus from loaded!

http://renewedculture.com

"&nc=0&pl=1" didn't work for me.
in FF without the params above some of the functionality worked but with it in the bar didn't appear at all.
The bar doesn't appear at all in IE

www.idworks.ie
I have removed the bar at the moment though.

Let me know if you need me to put it back in.
Thanks

Hi Avi
It's on http://www.idworks.ie/whats-new/innov...
Please try the RSS link on the right hand side of the bar in FF.

I found a seperate JS issue in IE even without the bar on it so ignore IE for the moment.

Thanks

That is added now but the bar is not displaying at all now.

Excellent - that solves it on FF anyway.
We are sorting the issue with IE and then will check the bar there.

Thank you very much.

Just to let you know - it's also working in IE now once we solved the underlying js issue.
Thank you

not work on all browser...
any solution else?

http://ganool.blogspot.com

i was remove the code,cz its doesnt work..
i want to add the code again,but the login area very painfull..
why use token?
you can make it easy by just using password.,,

i think i waste my time in wibiya just for login to my account

The general rule for jQuery that has worked for me is adding:

var $j = jQuery.noConflict();

right after I insert the jQuery.js file. After this, instead of doing this for any jQuery code:

$().....

you substitute for:

$j().....

Luck
zintax

Jon Herrera's recommendation seems to me to be the best long-term because it is "proper" javascript coding methodology. (That is, do not use and rely on global variables; use locals, as he's done.)

As for the current short-term workaround (passing "&nc=0&pl=1" to the .js code in the URL of our script line), this is a bit backwards. We end-users shouldn't have to do that; wibiya should just have their php script set those variables by default upon execution. That way, no one has to change any code at all and the short-term problem is solved for the majority of users.

For the rare few whose toolbars may be broken by this, have *them* modify their script call to pass nc=1 and pl=0.