Can anyone please help. I am trying to use the jquery lightblox 2 for the first time, but its not working !!....can anyone help....it is probably just something basic !!
At a glance, it looks like you're loading 2 different copies of jQuery. The second copy (a local copy called jquery.js) is being loaded after the jQuery plugins. My guess is you're overwriting the plugins because that second jQuery copy redefines the variable on which the plugins reside.
The JavaScript errors sort of confirm this:
has no method 'cycle'
has no method 'lightbox'
has no method 'cycle'
Try removing that second reference and see if it solves the problem.
@akeenlabs: The "@" symbol in the selector was the original jQuery selector method for attributes... so whenever you see it, it means the code is using jQuery 1.2 or something, so it'll need to be removed if you plan on using an updated version.
@hal8: That gallery page is still loading two copies of jQuery: 1.2.3 and 1.4.2. And right now I see an error that it doesn't recognize the jQuery cycle plugin because of this. So I recommend replacing this code
Can anyone please help. I am trying to use the jquery lightblox 2 for the first time, but its not working !!....can anyone help....it is probably just something basic !!
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The JavaScript errors sort of confirm this:
Try removing that second reference and see if it solves the problem.
I have tried removing it, but still will not work !
Any other ideas ?
It's giving a syntax error.
http://api.jquery.com/attribute-contains-selector/
The only JavaScript error I'm seeing is "object has no method 'lightBox'"; since the lightbox file isn't being served, that makes sense.
Also, thomas is right, the @ symbol should not be there.
I have changed it to a jquery lightbox but still no joy ahhhh !! :(
@hal8: That gallery page is still loading two copies of jQuery: 1.2.3 and 1.4.2. And right now I see an error that it doesn't recognize the jQuery cycle plugin because of this. So I recommend replacing this codewith this code (updated jQuery included).