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Hello,
I have tested this yet again. The problem is not generated by Mootools as you were pointed out.
The problem is actually generated by the following script:
<script src="test.9thsword.org/tswebviewer/ajax.php?c...hsd&id=viewer&s=true" type="text/javascript">
If this is removed, everything will work fine.
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The issue is with that script, not with ours, and I will prove it to you: what the conflicting script does is that it loads jQuery (from test.9thsword.org/templates/rt_ionospher...jquery-1.10.2.min.js) and it doesn't set a noConflict() mode. Please contact the developers of that script for a resolution. I see there's a noConflict declaration in place, but it's place BEFORE jQuery gets loaded and so, it's useless. It should be at least added AFTER jQuery is loaded.
You'll run into the same problem on another page that uses MooTools as well, you've only noticed this with RSEvents! Pro since no other extension on your website uses MooTools (a built-in Joomla! javascript library mostly used for effects). But on all of your pages, this script replaces MooTools with jQuery, not just on the RSEvents! Pro page.
Enclosed you will find two screenshots:
not ok.jpg - jQuery replaces MooTools on an unrelated RSEvents! Pro page (homepage).
ok.jpg - after saving your homepage's HTML on my local computer and removing the script, MooTools is correctly loaded and jQuery no longer overwrites it.
Regards!
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