JS Conflict - HELP!

[scootersteam]

I have these two JSs that conflict on the same page, can you guys help me out? Thanks in advance!

[Philip M]

There are two reasons why multiple scripts in the same page will not work together.

a) duplicate variable and/or function names (including loop counters etc.)
b) multiple onload statements.
Have a look at:-
http://www.javascriptkit.com/javatut...iplejava.shtml
http://www.dyn-web.com/tutorials/combine.php

Using different Javascript frameworks often creates conflicts which are hard to to resolve.


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[VIPStephan]

The problem is definitely the use of different JS frameworks. Fancybox is jQuery, picasa viewer is mootools.

Look into jQuery’s noconflict() function. If that’s all greek to you then you’re just not ready to use these tools yet and I can only recommend to either learn a little more about JavaScript and these frameworks or hire someone savvy to do the task.

[devnull69]

It's jQuery.noConflict()