Question [Merged topic]The great Mootools/Javascript conflict discussion

It looks as though something is interfering with Javascript on your website. I saw the evidence of the problem but I don't know what is causing it.

There is a extension that is loading a form of jQuery and, without looking at the details, jQuery may be loading its library in "exclusive" mode. The trick is to find out what is the extension that's being loaded that's interfering with J! 1.5.21 on your website. I will have to leave this or someone more knowledgeable than me.

Thank you for reminding me that ja.ddmod.js is related to the mega menu and, yes, I was also aware that mega menu causes heaps of problems for Kunena. I could be wrong about JA_Purity_ii (or something relating to it) but can we eliminate it, please?

You have a Javascript problem. Your website is trying to load 11 Javascript libraries - I recognise 3 of them that should not cause you any problems. One of the other 7 is causing the problem. We need to find out what is the Joomla extension(s) that is/are loading these things. There is a way of finding out this information but I'm not that knowledgeable to use diagnostic tools like Firebug for Firefox that pinpoints the exact cause. Therefore, my approach is the somewhat hit-and-miss method: disable all non-essential plugins, modules, templates and components and then, one by one, re-enable them again. Eventually you will enable the problem-causing extension. It's a time-consuming approach but it shouldn't take more than an hour (depending on how many extensions you've installed) ... and the approach works!

I found a partial solution. Disabled the use of joomla plugins in Kunena config and it worked.
Now we will localize the plugin.

Upd. Disable plugin "Content - Glossary terms popups" and problem solved. Thus Kunena 1.6 work with Ja Purity II (moo menu) correctly.

I have an idea.

You can try to edit your template and load this as javascript: "jQuery.noConflict();"
Many javascript frameworks like MooTools and jQuery are used to use the $ variable.
This usually is quite useful cause this way you bring full jQuery functionality to any js thing.
Well if MooTools tries to do the same you have a conflict between these two.
By calling "jQuery.noConflict();" you disable this feature on jQuery but usaly this does not effect any scripts using jQuery cause it's still available for them through "jQuery" variable which is used to call the "noConflict" function.

Thanks sozzled and haithun for helping out here!
I tried haithun's suggestion, but this caused the editor toolbar to disappear (Mootools-issue?) and I still was not able to add attachments.

Thats pretty strange cause my call should only effect jQuery.