Mitch, Try this plug-in.
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/livequery Chris On Sep 23, 3:00 pm, mstone42 <si...@rocketmail.com> wrote: > I am trying to convert a website currently implemented in PHP with > server-side includes, to not use only Javascript (and jQuery & AJAX). > The main navigation page has a list of links. Clicking on a link > pulls in dynamic content and populates a div on the page. I am > using .live() and .load() to implement: > > <script type="text/javascript"> > $(function() { > $("li.link").live("click", function(){ > // grab the id from the LI element > var linkid = $(this).attr('id'); > // the html page to pull in > var linkpg = 'content_'+linkid+'.htm'; > // populate the div > $("#dynamic_content").load(linkpg);}); > > </script> > ... > <ul id="dynamic"> > <li class="link" id="L1">Sample 1</li> > <li class="link" id="L2">Sample 2</li> > <li class="link" id="L3">Sample 3</li> > </ul> > <div id="dynamic_content"></div> > > The content is getting pulled in and displays, but if the content > contains elements that trigger jQuery functionality (e.g. other click > events, or text formatting based on other parameters), it doesn't > work. I know this is a binding issue, and if it were just one or two > events, I'd use trigger() after the load(). But to complicate > matters, the dynamic content covers a wide variety of events as well > as manipulations. > > I've placed all my jQuery code into a single file, and tried pulling > in that file via AJAX after the load(): > $.ajax({type:"GET", url:"./inc_jquery.js", dataType:"script"}); > This works with limited success, but not all events are firing, and > most specifically the non-event stuff. > > Is there some way to cover all the variations? Without resorting to > using a frameset?!? > > Thanks, > Mitch
