Re: Jquery-ui in admin: c is undefined

On 05/08/10 08:59, Alessandro Ronchi wrote:

> Is there a way to avoid attaching two times the same jquery library in
> admin?

Well, the noConflict(true) is a Feature, deliberately decoupling the
bundled jquery the admin uses from any jquery (and other "$" snaffling
libraries - the "true" stops it eating "jQuery" too) you might choose to
deploy.

http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.noConflict/

If the django admin didn't do that now that it's using jquery I'd be
whining about it and asking that it do so.

In theory you could probably "re-conflict" it, i.e. grab the
django.jQuery and put it back into the global scope as
Query (and maybe $ - jquery-ui uses jQuery) ...but I wouldn't
recommend it, just look at the admin jquery as an implementation detail
and supply your own for your own uses.

You could I suppose point at the same source url twice, then the browser
may cache it even though it runs it twice. But again, I wouldn't bother.

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