I think you can inject it. But I didn't try yet. When you do Comet, you inject Javascript, why with Ajax wouldn't we do the same? ^^
Anyway, it would make your data transfer heavier, wouldn't it? On Dec 29, 1:42 am, henry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I usually have my jQuery code near the end of the BODY tag. However, > this app I'm working on requires many ajax call to inject certain tab > into the DOM, with each tag needing their own jQuery code. Can the > jquery code be inside the ajax requested page so that I can seperate > the JS code, and put where it really matters? Or does all the jQuery > code have to be located in the parent page? > > Thanks!
