Thank you so much. I really appreciate your help on this.
Best,
--Shawn
On Sep 10, 7:57 pm, "Joel Birch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, on the "TEST5" page there is an enormous mess of namespace
> pollution from the form module. The dollar sign shortcut is being
> stolen. You can either use
Yes, on the "TEST5" page there is an enormous mess of namespace
pollution from the form module. The dollar sign shortcut is being
stolen. You can either use jQuery() instead of $(), or you can look
into jQuery's handy noConflict() function.
Joel Birch.
Thanks for your comments. Maybe it is the '$'. That would be great
if it were that simple. JQuery is new to me so I'm at a loss here.
I've placed the page online behind a password protected area. If you
don't mind -- could you have a look?
http://www.idsconsulting.com/test5/tabid/569/Default.
Hello,
We would have to see your page to figure out which of your other
scripts are not playing nice with Superfish. Maybe those scripts use
the dollar symbol? If so, you could just rewrite your jQuery code to
use the 'jQuery' function name instead of '$' as they are both
equivalent to each other
Another comment -- the issue seems to be related to certain "modules"
that are also included on the page. For example, there is a feedback
form on one of the pages that fails. When I take it off the page and
superfish menu load fine. Add it back and we have a problem once
again.
On Sep 9, 12:2
I should also point out that this happens in both IE7 and Firefox.
On Sep 9, 12:22 pm, oconshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using the superfish menu with a navigation module in dotnetnuke
> that emits the page structure as an unordered list. Most pages work
> fine with the menu system and s
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