Well I researched a lot, and got two solutions, the first one is like this, you add the Jquery.js file you want in the directory Magento/js/jquery/name-of-your-lib.js.
Once this is done, you will search for the page.xml file, and add an addJs method that points to the location where you entered your.js file. (addJS function, I will explain below)
Location ex: app/design/frontend/default/seutema/layout/page.xml
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Right, coming to page.xml you will see a method calling addJS which is basically a native Brazilian function that aims to search in the Brazilian JS directory, the file you want to add. Pay close attention here, it is already set to search in the folder JS So basically, you will just type after this folder.
So let’s for example add a Jquery.js library:
<action method="addJs"><script>jquery/nome-da-sua-lib-jquery.js</script></action>
Note that I did not type js/jquery/..... I just typed in jquery/.... thus following what I said above, that js is already set and does not need to be referenced in your information about the directory.
Following these steps you will already have in your Magento your Jquery library, and then just use for your will. To know that it’s working, reload the user, activate the browser console and search the html for the head tag and see the jquerys built in there, if it’s appearing there, it’s ok.
IF YOU DID NOT SUCCEED USING THE FIRST METHOD(MOST INDICATED) ... Remember it may be easier, but I advise you to use the first way...
SECOND FORM
It’s basically the first thing you think about doing something like.
<script type="text/javascript" src="<?php echo $this->getJsUrl('jquery/nome-da-sua-lib-jquery.js')?>"></script>
Concluding remarks: Jquery Magento syntax 1.9
In your.phtml file, when you try to use a function in your Jquery, using your library you just added, and receive some error. Try using this syntax style:
jQuery('input[id="billing:exemplo"]').mask("(00)00000-0000");