Thanks Adwin - your jquery.noConflict() suggestion is certainly a quick solution for it, thanks :)
However, I have development team on my back and they've made a decision to not to use any javascript frame work other then jQuery - so I cannot enter their realms... :"( On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 4:34 AM, Adwin Wijaya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > > btw, may i know why you need to convert from mootools to jquery ? > you can use jquery.noConflict() so it can work with mootools (beware, > some jquery plugins are not working with it) > > > > On Aug 18, 6:24 pm, Hoi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm completely new to jquery (and not technical...) and I've been > > asked to estimate how mush would it would take to convert a > > html +xml+mootools written mini web page into jquery, the current > > mootools written mini web page has the following: > > > > * 2 dynamic menus, content of these menus are defined in 2 > > different .xmls (both click through and html to display) > > * When clicked on the menus, it import individual htmls to a div > > within the main template > > * a small animtaion (like slideDown(); in jquery) within the menu > > * 966 lines of .js > > * drop cookie function (unfortunately with my very poor knowledge, I > > do not know what this is for...) > > > > My questions are... > > 1. How much work is it to convert what this from mootools to jquery? > > 1.1. What's the quickest way to do it? > > 1.2. Is it a complete re-write (.html, .js, .xml) ? > > 1.3. Is it doable by re-writing the .js only + pointing the pages to > > jquery.js? > > > > 2. How long would it take - for someone who's basic jquery knowledge > > to complete it (it > answer to 1. above...)? > > > > Very very very much appreciated for anyone' input in advance... >
