Honestly, best practice here is to redo how you include javascript. Sad, but true. :(
On Feb 3, 9:15 am, Jim D <nofxbassist1...@gmail.com> wrote: > You could check whether or not $ is a function. If jQuery has been > included, typeof($) should return the string "function" otherwise it > will return "undefined" > > On Feb 2, 11:32 am, Sébastien Richer <sebastienric...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > Hi, > > > I tried to search around for this but have'nt had any luck, so I'll > > ask here :) > > > I use jquery.js on most of my sites. And most pages have it included > > in the <head> part. But not all of my pages, some are very old. > > > Along with jquery.js, most pages also have jquery.flash.js. > > > Now I recently needed to add something to my footer (which is included > > on every page) and I need to user jquery.cookie.js, and so jquery.js. > > > Since not "all" my pages have jquery.js, I included in my footer both > > jquery.js and jquery.cookie.js. > > > The problem is that when I include jquery.js a second time, the > > initial "instance" (?) seams to be forgotten and now my > > jquery.flash.js seams to have stopped working. I get an unresolved > > for flash(). > > > Anyone had a similar issue ? (If I'm not mistaking this is an issue > > only with the latest versions of jquery.js) > > > Any workarounds ? > > > My backup plan will be to go around "all" of my pages and change the > > way I call .js files. I'll probably create a javascript.jsp file and > > include that in all my pages and control it from there. bleh... find > > and replace... > > > Thanks for the help !
