In the JQUERRY SIDE
1) First you need call the jQuery.noConflict() method
and replace all the $ by jQuery, example

If we have something like this:

$( function(){
$(‘#container-0 ul’).tabs({ disabled: [] });
});

Replace it by this:

jQuery.noConflict();
jQuery( function(){
jQuery(‘#container-0 ul’).tabs({ disabled: [] });
});

Do this for ALL function files which use JQUERY

IN THE PROTOTYPE SIDE:

2) Replace the “function $(” definition in the prototype.js file
and in all parts in that file which uses $(, by said, $X

then the line 1249 of the prototype.js file which looked:

function $(element) {

will look now:

function $X(element) {

do the same in all function-calls “$(” in prototype.js

3) Do the same in all function-calls “$(” in all JavaScript files which uses Prototype.

It should work fine ;)

Is that code, with observe and setStyle chained, really clearer than having it in two lines? Are both actions related somehow so that conceptually it makes more sense chaining them together?

My first reaction also, chainability, table elements, all part of jquery pre 1.0

Well pack it up guys, I guess jQuery wins the internet.

Seriously, what is your point?

Prototype has been lagging lately, finally some activity! It’s still the king as far as I’m concerned, there are lots of good alternatives now.