I use the TinyMCE jQuery plugin to assign TinyMCE to an input field (on document ready).
Now, I wrote a plugin for TinyMCE and want to load it.
The problem is, since the jQuery plugin loads the TinyMCE js file only when it's required, I can't just include my plugin js file since the "tinymce" object isn't loaded at this point.
How can I load my plugin at the right time?
Found it: There is a configuration option called external_plugins
https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/configure/integration-and-setup/#external_plugins
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I have a HTML page that I need to be linked to within our organization's SharePoint 2010 portal. I have all needed files (CSS, images, jquery) stored in the same document library. The CSS seems to be working fine but I'm having trouble getting the jQuery to work. Any suggestions or thoughts on what could be the issue here? Thank you.
**Update: The HTML page consists of one image (image map) that I have sectioned into 100 or so clickable areas. When clicked, a jQuery plugin activates and (SHOULD) display a tooltip directly to the right of the clickable area. My issue is that the tooltip is being displayed to the right of the WHOLE image instead. So I think I was wrong in my initial question about the jQuery not working. The tooltip plugin indeed activates, it is just appearing outside the image instead of on top of the image where it should be. This works properly in a local environment but once the files are uploaded to the SharePoint server this behavior happens. Is there some internal JS/CSS files within SharePoint that I can/need to override? Thanks for helping!
Need some more details, is jQuery not loading at all? Or just errors calling jQuery functions? I'm guessing you're getting errors calling jQuery functions. You'll want to use jQuery.noConflict(); to prevent conflicts with SharePoint javascript functions. The $ symbol that jQuery uses by default is also used by SharePoint. So you call jQuery.noConflict(); at the top of your javascript, and then you just swap using the $ for calling jQuery functions to just writing jQuery. So $(document).ready becomes jQuery(document).ready. $.ajax becomes jQuery.ajax, and so on.
jQuery.noConflict Details
I want to load an external page into a div using Jquery AJAX and that page contains lots of external jquery plugins. I am able to load the page but plugins are not working. I want to load those jquery plugins when external page is loaded through jquery AJAX. Is there any way to do it? Please provide me the link of snippet if available.
I assume you are doing something like this.
$.get(url,data).done(function(response){
var html = response.html;
$('selector').append(html);
$('carousel').init();//example of how to manually trigger a plugin
});
Usually the plugins init method are called on an event, either a dom ready or dom load event, however in your case that init method is never triggered.So,
you need to manually trigger the plugins after loading the content.
In the example above once the content is loaded I have provided an example of how a plugin(here carousel) could be triggered.
My page is loaded with jQuery 1.4.4
On page ready I want to dynamically load jQuery 1.11.1
My question is: There is a way to load advanced version of jQuery (1.11.1) with current jQuery (1.4.4)?
I've tried to use jQuery.getScript() in order to dynamically load JavaScript files and it worked fine, but the only file that didn't loaded is the jQuery 1.11.1 version
I know how can I do it with native JavaScript code, but I want a cross browser solution so it have to be with using of the current jQuery (1.4.4).
You can use your version of jQuery independently via jQuery.noConflict() (docs).
I am fixing a bug on leefest.org.uk and I cannot get Colorbox working. Multiple people have worked on this project, so I apologise for the mess.
Their are multiple plugins with multiple document ready functions.
As far as I can work out:
jQuery is being loaded before colorbox
Colorbox is being loaded before the colorbox call
The colorbox call is within a document ready function
Anyone?
This could happen if jQuery was being loaded twice. The first version of jQuery would be extended with the colorbox plugin. Including jQuery again would replace the original instance, and would not include colorbox.
Most of the time I see this happening is when people load ajax content that includes a script element that sources the jQuery library, or they include a script in their main document that they do not realize has had jQuery included with it.
I would like to inject, via a bookmarklet, my own code into a web page.
That code needs jQuery, jQuery UI and some plugins to be added too in the web page.
I read about noConflict but what about if some jQuery plugins (with different version) are also loaded by the web page and they uses the same CSS class names or ids.
how must I proceed to inject all my code?
What kind of bookmarklet are you trying to inject. If you can open an iframe using your bookmarklet and show your content there like RTM, Springpad etc then I believe you won't have a problem.