Thanks, Mike. Turns out you were correct. I am new at this and have
been using both MooTools and Scripaculous prior to this, trying to get
a feel for which I like the best.
I'm currently putting some effort into jQuery, and I believe it will
have to be the winner, once I get it figured out - especially with the
news that Microsoft is going to start providing native support,
including extensive intellisense, for jQuery in Visual Studio.
Thanks again
On Oct 1, 9:52 pm, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hard to say without seeing the code. It could be something as simple
> as a bad selector. Can you post a link?
>
> On Oct 1, 5:11 pm, blugrasmaniac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I have a lightbox variation (boxy to be specific) that I am using to
> > load some remote HTML via AJAX. Inside of the remote HTML, which is
> > basically a login panel, I have some javascript to process the login.
>
> > However, the normal jQuery methods don't have any affect on the
> > elements inside of the HTML that was loaded via AJAX. If, inside my
> > remote HTML javascript, I add an element to the remote HTML using
> > document.createElement, then the jQuery methods work fine.
>
> > The methods I am trying to get to work are things like hide(),
> > focus(), basically anything.
>
> > If I use document.getElementById(''), the focus() method does work.
> > It's just that getting the jQuery object (wrapper? - I don't quite
> > understand how the elements are extended) using $('') shortcut or
> > jQuery('') doesn't return an object that will respond to methods
> > executed on it.
>
> > If I alert the hide function off of the element, I see the code, and I
> > am not getting any errors when it executes - just nothing happens.
>
> > Any ideas? Is there a way that I can "register" the elements with
> > jQuery?
