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I have an application that uses richfaces 4.1 components and relies on an old, self-written library that uses prototype. Now, when I use both on the same page I get conflicts on the $ function, which is called by richfaces a few times.
Is there any way to force richfaces into a non-conflict version of jQuery? Or is this already the case by default and something else is wrong?
The problem the original poster has is his code is calling Prototype, not jQuery, but RichFaces 4.1 has dropped Prototype and now assumes $ is always pointing to jQuery. So if one uses noConflict(), the RichFaces generated Javascript fails because it emits code like
$('#id_1')and $ is not pointing jQuery. And there is no way to wrap the RichFaces js.Turns out this is a known bug: RF-11881. It should be fixed in RichFaces 4.3.0 Milestone 1.