You'll probably need to supply a snippet of the relevant bit of your code. It could be a number of things.
Make sure you're doing the modifications to the loaded HTML (which will be located in the element you've chosen) in the callback function. You might be better off using the $.get() function or the "full" ajax() function. They offer a lot more flexibility, such as not directly dumping the newly loaded HTML into the document. You get a chance to process it and put it where you want it to go. Karl Rudd On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 4:05 PM, jhm <jmay...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I'm new to jquery and so far it's awesome. I've run into a problem, > however, that I don't fully understand how to deal with. (sorry for > the cross post, if it is one, I accidentally posted this originally in > the UI group). > > I'm using .load() to load a snippet of HTML in response to a click. I > need to modify the HTML, based on what was clicked. Even though I do > the modifications after the snippet is loaded, the modifications seem > to operate on the initial HTML instead of the freshly loaded code. > > I figure there is a timing issue I'm missing, but I also figure this > must be possible. > > Any advice? > > Thanks! >
