I still make the recommendation that you write a function (with a
name) that does the binding on the called page and place that in the
callback function of the load.
mybindingfunction = function(){
// look for the a tags in the body of the new page and bind
}
originalbinding function(){
//other code here
//load call here
$('#targetdiv').load(linkval, function(){
// when new information is loaded, the links within the page
will
need to be binded
mybindingfunction();
});
}
IE may be attempting to do it before the new page is loaded. with the
callback function, you ensure that the new content is loaded before
attempting to bind anything.
I won't have a PC available to test until Monday, so I won't be able
to look at it.
On May 10, 6:52 pm, "Paulo Gabriel Antunes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> well, i'm having some trouble running my load function on IE6+.
> it works fine on FF.
>
> there's 2 load functions:
>
> 1) one gets the command from div #menu and loads it into div #total.
> 2) the other one get the command from div #total and loads it in itself
> (#total).
>
> and number 2 is not working on IE. don't know why... i got the lateste
> version of jquery,
> and got my load function from this site:http://education.llnl.gov/jQuery/
> which, by the way, works fine on IE.
>
> Can anyone help me? i've been looking for an solution for almost 2 weeks
> now. please help!
> this is my site:www.svplace.com/teste
> my load func:www.svplace.com/teste/load.js
>
> thanks
> paulo
