I made an addition to the plugin that I thought might be useful to others. I've created an "Advanced Options" section in the plugin configuration that allows the administrator to determine whether 1) all instances of jQuery.noConflict() are stripped from the site and 2) whether a final instance of jQuery.noConflict() is inserted after loading all external resources.

On my site, I found that disabling both of these features allowed things to work correctly. Of course, the settings default to "on," so the plugin will function exactly as it does unless the administrator intentionally turns them off.

I've also incorporated my regular expression suggestion that I posted about here .

yours,
ben

Olivier,

I have great respect for the simplicity and elegance of the plugin (as an administrator and developer). That is actually one of the reasons I settled on it instead of some of the other solutions available in the Joomla Extensions gallery.

You alluded to other ways to improve the plugin. If you want any help, I'd be glad to contribute. If this interests you, it would probably be best to put the plugin under some sort of versioning, like GitHub.

yours,
ben

Sure, the situation I got into was with the Nivo Slideshow plugin for the Phoca Gallery (which recommended by some of the templates I've been using). This plugin inserts the following code in-line after loading other external JS:It then goes on to execute about 20 lines of code with jQuery mapped to the namespace pgSNJQ. When jQuery Easy removed all instances of jQuery.noConflict, the code was left as the following, invalid statement.
In terms of how jQuery Easy inserts jQuery.noConflict(): after looking at it again, I'm not sure my change was totally necessary. It turns out that it didn't solve the problem I thought it did with my code and I'm still trying to debug it.