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Is it just a matter of installing the jquery.jq file in the javascript folder and linking to it?

+3  A: 

Yes, delete the default js files and place your own and then include it in your layouts.

Toby Hede
+4  A: 

What version of Rails are you running?

For Rails 2.x, you will probably also want to install the jrails plugin to provide jquery versions of all the javascript helpers like link_to_remote and periodically_call_remote.

For Rails 3.0, you should download the jquery-ujs version of rails.js from github to achieve the same functionality.

Otherwise, you'll have to write all your AJAX manually if you just remove prototype and scriptaculous and drop in jquery.js.

nfm