autocomplete "is not a function"
That error usually means that jquery or the plugin hasn't yet been loaded. Check that you're function call isn't getting hit before the document is loaded:
$(function(){ var $searchBox = $('#mysearchBox'); $searchBox.autocomplete(...);});Also check that the path to the javascript files are correct. Firebug or google chrome developer tools are useful for checking both of these issues.
It could be:
- The order that jquery.js get loaded.
- Duplicate jquery.js includes in the same page.
Maybe try using the jQuery.noConflict() method for a test. It basically just makes you use a different alias for jQuery. This worked for me in SF4.3.
var j = jQuery.noConflict();// Do something with jQueryj("div p").hide();// Do something with another library's $()$("content").style.display = 'none';