I will try to explain myself as clear as possible:
I have used Ajax in the past. Not with jquery though. I have been working with jquery for about a month. So I know some, but definitely still learning. I downloaded Livequery: http://jquery.com/plugins/project/livequery And had no problems. I got all my ajax requests wrapped up with livequery. Then I found out about History/Remote: http://www.stilbuero.de/jquery/history/ And I had no problems getting it to work, except when I wrap it with the livequery function. As I understand, this is the basic livequery function: $('a') .livequery('click', function(event) { return false; }); and this is the basic History/Remote function: $('a.remote').remote("#divID"); $.ajaxHistory.initialize(); I combined both this way: $('a.remote').livequery(function() { $(this).remote("#divID"); }); I removed the "click" from the livequery function because it was causing redundancy. That's probably because the history remote already has the click in it. The problem is: Because History/Remote is inside the livequery, the page refresh and page bookmark wont work. It only works after you click the first time on a link. Thus only the forward button and back button work. If I make an instance of History/Remote outside livequery then the links get all messed up and call the main page inside itself. Since I am new. I think I not using livequery properly. My links in the HTML are used just like in the example of History remote. Again, I can get both of them to work, I just cant figure out how to use them together. I appreciate any help. PS: I really like jquery. Way easier to learn then mootools -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Livequery-and-History---Remote-togehter.-Help.-tf4614169s27240.html#a13176988 Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
