WebYep includes Prototype.js, and if it includes it after Carousel,
then any extensions that Carousel puts into Prototype’s namespace
would be removed when prototype.js is included for the second time.
If you’re using the Action to add it, then there’s not much you can do
about this, unless Max decides to rewrite the Action to cooperate with
Carousel (or any other Action that uses Prototype). If you’re adding
it by hand, then remove any mention of prototype.js from your hand-
entered code, since if Carousel is in the page, you already have
prototype.
Walter
On Feb 10, 2011, at 3:05 PM, sampolfonz wrote:
Greetings.
When I place a web yep item on a page that also contains carousel,
the carousel will stop working. Web Yep works just fine, but the
carousel stops.
You can certainly look through the HTML after each publish, make sure
that the only instance of
<script src="path/to/prototype.js"></script>
is the one near the very top of the page, pointing to Google’s Ajax
Content Delivery Network. Any other references to prototype should be
deleted. I believe that WebYep will use a local reference to the file,
in the Resources folder.
If there is only the one, then I’m mistaken, and WebYep loads this
library in dynamically using PHP. If that’s the case, you’ll have to
ask Max how to get rid of it.
Walter
On Feb 10, 2011, at 3:23 PM, sampolfonz wrote:
Walter,
I do use the action. Would it be too much work to go through the
page and make changes in the copy by hand ?
I can live with it, if it cannot be done that way.