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Bearfruit
Matt said… “namespace
Matt said…
“namespace clash - what happens if you have two toolkits that both want to define $()? It would be nice for moo to offer the ability to avoid this.”
jQuery offers a noConflict function that will fix this, once you have loaded your jquery into your page just run “jQuery.noConflict()” this will make the $ revert back to what it was been used for before jquery was loaded. I no that wasn’t your point, just thought I would point out that there is a way round that