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 adds click handlers to every link in the document. Maybe that's
the source of the problem?
Mike
On 6/20/07, AJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey guys,
I am using jQuery on a large site that is being tracked with a service
called IndexTools (http://indextools.com). We have been having a lot
of problems and tracked it down to a conflict between jQuery and the
tracking.js file that IndexTools requires you embed in your pages.
The problem is that jQuery is used on some critical functionality, so
it cannot be replaced. But the client HAS to have IndexTools
tracking.
1) How can I figure out what specifically is conflicting about their
tracking.js file? Are there any tools for quickly detecting conflicts?
2) IndexTools is embedded at the very end of the page, so are there
any ways to "unload" jQuery before IndexTools is invoked?
3) Also, has anyone had (or heard of) any problems like this with
tracking tools, specifically with services like Google Analytics?
Thanks!
AJ
