If you're using the latest jQuery, you can bind most events with .live () to ensure that your events are attached when the new content is loaded in. Note that this doesn't work for all events, though.
On Aug 11, 12:03 pm, cz231 <cz2...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm building an online application, and I want one widget to refresh > every time a user clicks a certain element. So I wrote a jQuery on > click listener that initializes the function to reload the widget. > However, when the widget is reloaded, all of the javascript effects > stop working for that widget only. It's like I disabled javascript for > that part of the page only. Javascript still works everywhere else. > > Can any of you jQuery gurus think of a reason why? (preferably one > with an easy fix :P)
