We we’re recently doing some custom coding work for a client that wanted some nice jQuery effects but had already used the MooTools Javascript Library in their website.
If you’ve tried using jQuery with other libraries you’ll already know they don’t always play well together straight off. It’s pretty easy to sort this issue with the jQuery.noConflict(); function.
Okay, your typical function would look as follows:
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// Put your code in document ready
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jQuery(document).ready(function(){
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// Do jQuery stuff
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$("div").hide();
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}
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);
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Now the fix, simply add to your function and then replace $ with jQuery.
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// Add the noconflict
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jQuery.noConflict();
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// Put your code in document ready
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jQuery(document).ready(function(){
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// Do jQuery stuff using
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jQuery("div").hide();
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}
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);
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It really is as simple as that. Your Javascript libraries should all get along now.
I recently purchased a 500GB external USB harddrive for data back-ups and file transfers between my iMac, PC’s, Laptop and Server. As all these systems run different operating systems I had to think about the formatting of the external drive. The PC’s are Windows based machines, the server is Linux, and then there’s the OS X iMac. I know FAT32 would be able to have read/write support on all of the operating systems I use, but FAT32 also has a 4GB storage limit!
I finally settled on NTFS mainly because all my systems can read/write to NTFS as standard, all except my iMac. The release of Snow Leopard was supposed to give OS X full write support to NTFS formatted volumes, but, for whatever reason Apple decided not to implement it in the final release.
This does not mean it’s not possible! All that’s needed is a few tweaks.
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Finally, after lots of hard work, late nights and gallons of coffee the new iKreativ website is ready to take it’s maiden voyage!
We have arranged the new site slightly different than our previous version, the main difference being our blog is no longer front page.
From a client’s perspective this must be a good thing?
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