Or do i have to do something like:
$( "#show_popup2").parent("td").html("HTML with the whole input with
the onclick/onchange properties");
Which i think It's an ugly hack..
What do you think? is this normal?
Thanks a lot!
Camilo
On Nov 7, 2:45 pm, camilo_u <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I just finished a script to duplicate rows of a table using jQuery,
> everything works fine on Firefox, and duplicating also work on IE7,
> but when i try to add a new function to the newly added item on the
> onClick or onChange it does not work, i have tried adding the function
> in the following ways:
>
> After adding the item to the DOM:
> $("#show_popup2").attr( { "ONCLICK" : "alert('This is a Test')" } );
>
> And:
>
> $( "#show_popup2" ).click( function () { alert("Test 2"); });
>
> Before Adding the item to the DOM:
> $( "#show_popup"+ intCurrentRowId , clonedRow ).attr( "onclick",
> "someJSfunction( this )" );
>
> clonedRow is the row i just cloned using the clone method
>
> Everything works on Firefox, all of the 3 methods described above, but
> it does not work on IE7, I'm using jquery-1.2.1.min.js
>
> Is this a known issue on IE7? how can i add a onchange onclick, or any
> other of this kind of methods in jQuery that works on IE7 and IE6?
>
> Thanks a lot for your help!
>
> Camilo
