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I’m using Jquery to load another php file, however that php file also has the jquery libraries linked to it(google’s CDN). I believe this causing a conflict because on windows jquery stops working, and on mac google’s webfont doesn’t load and jquery doesn’t load. I fixed the issue by simply removing jquery from the those pages. Is there a better way of doing this?
If you’re loading an entire other page (with its own libraries and linked resources) it might be better to load it in an iframe instead of trying to load it using jQuery/ajax and rendering it inline.