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monkeytooth

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Sorry for the vague title but I can't think of a better way to proclaim it in a single line. I am developing an add-on for various web sites. That I am likely going to offer to the public as well there after. My issue is I want to develop it with jQuery as the backbone of the structure. That said there can be a number of things that will conflict. Anything from repeating the call for jquery to be loaded again on the page if its already installed on the users page to version conflicts to even something like they are using a different framework all together like prototype on there pages. What I am doing is in the control panel of the script for the user to change settings is default it to something that will force the user to go to the admin to begin with. Where in that admin panel I want to add a script to find the scripts installed on their  page. If jQuery is installed then give tell them to check don't use included jQuery .

 

Well thats a crappy way of putting it I know but I had to give some type of explanation of what I'm trying to do, I hope it makes sense. That said is this even something I can do? With JavaScript, not necessarily jQuery itself but JavaScript plain and simple.

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