http://www.bobthabuilda.net/projects/baytsp/radar/releases_rows_nodatatables.html
Excuse my poor javascript... it's my first time using it at this level, I'm actually an Actionscript native. Click on the 'Email Options' link at the top right, a modal window opens. Close this window. Click on any row, injected HTML appears in a row below. Click on 'Email To...' link in the injected HTML element. This is intended to open another modal window using javascript. What do you think ? On Jun 3, 4:23 pm, Jonathan <jdd...@gmail.com> wrote: > The HTML that was injected with load should automatically pick up any > styling information. However any JS binds won't work on the injected > content without a bit of tweaking. Do you have a demo page where we > can see the problem? > > Also, look up the Live() function in the jQuery docs. This will allow > you to bind events to Dom nodes that don't exist at initial page > generation. (such as HTML injected with load) > > On Jun 3, 2:33 pm, bobthabuilda <urbaninj...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > I have a injected remote HTML file (via the .load() method) in my page > > that needs to use some Javascript functionality and rel stylesheets > > that have already been included in the wrapper page (the HTML page the > > remote HTML file was injected into). > > > I thought the injected HTML file would use the already loaded scripts > > and stylesheets in the parent page, however it seems I was wrong. > > > I have tried including the rel stylesheets natively to the injected > > HTML by editing the markup however this doesn't seem to do anything. > > > How can I do this? > > > Any help is appreciated. > > > Thanks, > > > John
