jQuery conflicts with JLinked

JLinked doesn't use jQuery at all, so that's why there's no option. It uses Mootools and will continue to do so until we integrate it's features into JFBConnect.

As for loading the LinkedIn Javascript, that's a requirement for JLinked as the Javascript has to be initialized in a specific way that allows for authentication and some of the other social features we use. If your other modules are just including the in.js file without the proper initialization, that isn't enough to do what JLinked requires. However, the load that JLinked does should work for other extensions.

I hope that helps explain,
Alex

The stated roadmap is to have LinkedIn integrated in December with Twitter coming before that in October. Both those times could slip back a month, but it's too early to say. It certainly won't be before then.

We are still supporting and developing JLinked though, so if you're running into issues, let me know what they are. The things you mentioned above don't really seem to be related to JLinked (jQuery) or things we can change (the LinkedIn library). We'll gladly help investigate any issues you're having though.

Thanks,
Alex

JLinked is including the LinkedIn Javascript library and initializing it with an App Id. That's required for many of our features. The module you reference is likely re-including that library and LinkedIn doesn't like that and not showing anything.

You'd need to disable the in.js inclusion in the other module that you're using.

I hope that helps,
Alex

Then you'd need to look into their code, or contact their developer, to understand how to disable the Javascript inclusion of that file. We don't have an option to disable the LinkedIn Javascript because, if you did that, multiple LinkedIn features that we implement would no longer work, not just the Share button.

I hope that helps explain,
Alex