I went to the page and don't quite follow what you are saying. Best guess: The element doesn't exist when you apply the hover function. Use Live Jquery to add events to elements that are arriving via ajax after page load.
It might be easier if you tried to whittle down the example to it's barest bones. Keep deleting until you have the simplest possible example of it "not" working. Then post that so we can look at it. (Remove every possible this. CSS, JS, that isn't relevant) Glen On 9/24/07, ryexley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > *Bump* > > No ideas on this at all? > > > On Sep 22, 12:10 am, ryexley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm using the hover event handler to setup an animation for a class of > > objects on a page, and have started seeing some odd behavior since > > upgrading to jQuery 1.2.1. I have an application currently located > athttp://dev.yexley.net/incense. If you browse to there and login as > > "guest" (pw: guest), you'll notice that five entries get listed on the > > page. The five entries get loaded into the main content section of the > > page from an ajax call > tohttp://dev.yexley.net/incense/user/prayers.ashx. > > As you can see, when you browse to that page directly, the hover seems > > to work just fine. But, back at the main page, after that same content > > has been loaded into the main content section of the page via ajax, > > the hover event no longer works. You should be able to see the JS > > files that are being used and the functions being called by viewing > > the source of the pages. If anyone has any ideas of why this is > > happening, and particularly how I can fix it and get it to work on the > > main page, I would be very grateful. Thanks much. > >
