Although dwr.util does have a $, it's not a conflict. dwr doesn't use $ internally and is totally happy for it to be redefined. Also it checks to see that it doesn't exist before it defines it. So it's safe to include dwr.util and jquery (without noconflict) in either order. When you're done $ = jquery and dwr still works.
Joe. On May 13, 4:31 pm, mmiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Sure. If you use theDWRutils.js you will have a collision over the > use of the $ variable. But jQuery's noConflict option can get you past > this. Additionally, I find that jQuery basically replaces theDWR > utils for DOM work. > > On May 13, 9:01 am, jmDesktop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Kind of new to both, but I am using WebSphere andJavatechnologies. > > I have used jQuery for various effects in the past and am familiar > > with it. DWR, new to me. Can I use both libraries in my web pages? > >DWRfor remoting and jQuery for visual and other effects? > > > Thanks.
