Does calling `click ()` in jQuery only trigger jQuery related events?

Question

I have a Magento site that includes a prototype JavaScript library.

Some time ago I added jQuery.

Before that, however, I included the Lightbox prototype. This was caused by the addition of an attribute rel="lightbox[gallery]".

Now I want to do a lightbox when the page loads. I don't know anything about the prototype, so I tried to create a hidden link with jQuery, and then called $('#special').click(), but to no avail. If I actually click on the link, it works fine.

All my jQuery code has this function

jQuery.noConflict();
jQuery(function($) {
 // Now I can use $ in here... :)

});

So click()does jQuery fire only jQuery related events? If so, how can I raise a click event or fire a lightbox in a prototype?

Answer 1

, jQuery click() , jQuery?

, onEventName . , addEventListener() attachEvent() ( AFAIK Prototype ...)

click. ...

: ?

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Answer 2

• "jQuery" "$". $ , jQuery. , "click()" , , ( , , "$" ) ( : http://docs.jquery.com/Using_jQuery_with_Other_Libraries)

• , jQuery?;) http://leandrovieira.com/projects/jquery/lightbox/

Answer 3

jquery jQuery noconflict, $ protoype jQuery, jQuery. , , . jQuery , ?

Answer 4

$, , :

jQuery(function() {
  (function($) {
    //
    // your initialization code goes in here
    // and you can use '$' safely as the name
    // of the jQuery object, even though
    // window.$ is something else
    //
  })(jQuery);
});

Answer 5

- $j = jQuery.noConflict jquery. $j