For embedding Edges in 3rd party sites, we'll need to think a bit more carefully about how we use $. Some sites don't automatically set this to jQuery, and others use a noConflict mode, so $ can't always be relied upon to be there, and can sometimes also disappear at random if another library calls $.noConflict.
Not sure what the best solution is right now. Workaround is
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
window.$||(window.$=jQuery);
// start up your edges
}
Provided this doesn't mess with the site's existing $
For embedding Edges in 3rd party sites, we'll need to think a bit more carefully about how we use $. Some sites don't automatically set this to jQuery, and others use a noConflict mode, so $ can't always be relied upon to be there, and can sometimes also disappear at random if another library calls $.noConflict.
Not sure what the best solution is right now. Workaround is
Provided this doesn't mess with the site's existing $