Take a look at this site:
It says $ is not a function, although jQuery is loaded.
I know I have asked this question before, and it was fixed, but now apparently the problem is back… So sorry for re-posting, and thanks for all help.
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For some reason, the last line of your jQuery file is the following:
See
jQuery.noConflictfor what this does.To get around it, you can use the following way of doing document ready:
Alternatively, remove that line from jQuery.js if you can.