if ( Prototype.Browser.IE ) {
$$('object').each(function(s) {
if ( s.down('param[name="wmode"]') ) {
s.down('param[name="wmode"]').writeAttribute('value', 'transparent');
} else {
var newObject = s.clone();
s.childElements().each(function(j) {
newObject.insert({bottom: j});
});
var newParam = new Element('param', { 'name': 'wmode', 'value': 'transparent' });
newObject.insert({bottom: newParam});
s.up().replaceChild(newObject, s);
}
});
} else {
$$('embed').each(function(s) {
var newEmbed;
newEmbed = s.clone();
newEmbed.writeAttribute('wmode','transparent');
s.up().replaceChild(newEmbed,s);
});
}

Use the jQuery version if you've already taken the hit of loading it in. It already handles checks to see if jQuery is defined before loading it in.

I was wondering if there was a benefit to using the jQuery version vs the JS version. I'm currently running a drupal site and I could support either or.

Side question, if you think I should use the jQuery version. Drupal already has jQuery.js in it, so how can I prevent the jquery version from being downloaded again? Do I just remove the "LJQ" function?

Awesome! Always love to hear stories from people who use my code. Love what you're doing with AdGrok. We should chat about getting you set up with Torbit too. 🙂