To resolve a conflict between jQuery and prototype,
is there any way other than asking jQuery to resolve via
jQuery.noConflict
and using jQuery
instead of $('code').code
;
Can't we ask prototype $
to step down and resolve.
PrototypeJS adds a bit more to the global JavaScript namespace than jQuery does. For example, it adds meanings for: Ajax
, $
, $$
, $F
, Abstract
, Form
, $A
, $H
, $R
, $w
. You can look at a complete list of classes and utilities at api.prototypejs.org.
So the advice you've gotten is correct, There's no simple equivalent to jQuery.noConflict()
for PrototypeJS.