i have seen a jquery code that contains jQuery.noConflict method.
do not know purpose of it, didnt get the why we need that.
i only understand that it is something related to jquery plugin.
please help me to understand.
i have seen a jquery code that contains jQuery.noConflict method.
do not know purpose of it, didnt get the why we need that.
i only understand that it is something related to jquery plugin.
please help me to understand.
It is especially useful when there are more than one javascript libraries used on a page like jQuery, prototype, etc. The $
character is special in those libraris as in jQuery. For this reason, jQuery.noConflict
.
See:
Using jQuery with Other Libraries (Official Docs)
Update:
Once you have used jQuery.noConflict
, the control of $
is handed over to other libraries rather than jQuery and in this case, you will have to use jQuery
rather than $
.
Other alternative that turns out to be especially useful when writing jQuery plugins is something like:
(function($){
// your code....
})(jQuery);
In this case though, you can use the $
normally even if other libraries are included on the page.
jQuery (and other frameworks like it) store an alias of the jQuery object in the $
variable. It's just for easy shorthand when you write code.
You could actually write all your code like this jQuery('.selector');
instead of using the dollar sign if you wanted to. The no-conflict mode allows you to use other code (usually another framework) that ALSO stores something in the dollar sign variable.