[jQuery] Re: Ajax call - lost event handlers
By coincidence, I was about to post a very similar issue today. It seems that any time I include content via ajax, and that content also needs to use jQuery functions from the containing page, the content included via ajax seems to lose the functions. I've tried and tried to find fixes for this, to no avail. And it seems to happen all the time. Is this always a binding issue?
[jQuery] Re: Ajax call - lost event handlers
AJ wrote: By coincidence, I was about to post a very similar issue today. It seems that any time I include content via ajax, and that content also needs to use jQuery functions from the containing page, the content included via ajax seems to lose the functions. I've tried and tried to find fixes for this, to no avail. And it seems to happen all the time. Is this always a binding issue? Yes. Event handlers are not lost, they're just not there, because the content that gets loaded and inserted into the document wasn't there when these handlers were attached the first time. Brandon is working on a behavior plugin, that takes care of that and will bind handlers automatically. --Klaus
[jQuery] Re: Ajax call - lost event handlers
On 6/21/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Brandon is working on a behavior plugin, that takes care of that and will bind handlers automatically. It is true and it will be officially released once jQuery 1.1.3 is released. If you don't mind using jQuery 1.1.3 alpha and getting your hands dirty with inline docs and minimal examples ... then you can start using it now. You can grab the latest here: http://jquery.com/plugins/project/behavior And see the example/test here: http://brandonaaron.net/jquery/plugins/behavior/test/test.html -- Brandon Aaron
[jQuery] Re: Ajax call - lost event handlers
It is true and it will be officially released once jQuery 1.1.3 is released. If you don't mind using jQuery 1.1.3 alpha and getting your hands dirty with inline docs and minimal examples ... then you can start using it now. Wow, thanks! I am in a real crisis with a site right now, so I'll go ahead and try it with 1.1.3 and see how it goes. Will post any findings here later tonight. AJ
[jQuery] Re: Ajax call - lost event handlers
I would highly suggest grabbing the latest from SVN instead of the jQuery 1.1.3a download. -- Brandon Aaron On 6/21/07, AJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It is true and it will be officially released once jQuery 1.1.3 is released. If you don't mind using jQuery 1.1.3 alpha and getting your hands dirty with inline docs and minimal examples ... then you can start using it now. Wow, thanks! I am in a real crisis with a site right now, so I'll go ahead and try it with 1.1.3 and see how it goes. Will post any findings here later tonight. AJ
[jQuery] Re: Ajax call - lost event handlers
AJ wrote: It is true and it will be officially released once jQuery 1.1.3 is released. If you don't mind using jQuery 1.1.3 alpha and getting your hands dirty with inline docs and minimal examples ... then you can start using it now. Wow, thanks! I am in a real crisis with a site right now, so I'll go ahead and try it with 1.1.3 and see how it goes. Being in a crisis is not the right time to play with nightly builds ;-) --Klaus
[jQuery] Re: Ajax call - lost event handlers
If you need something that works *right now* with 1.1.2, I suggest you take a look at event delegation[1]. [1] http://icant.co.uk/sandbox/eventdelegation/ On 6/21/07, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: AJ wrote: It is true and it will be officially released once jQuery 1.1.3 is released. If you don't mind using jQuery 1.1.3 alpha and getting your hands dirty with inline docs and minimal examples ... then you can start using it now. Wow, thanks! I am in a real crisis with a site right now, so I'll go ahead and try it with 1.1.3 and see how it goes. Being in a crisis is not the right time to play with nightly builds ;-) --Klaus -- Aaron Heimlich Web Developer [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://aheimlich.freepgs.com
[jQuery] Re: Ajax call - lost event handlers
This issue comes up repeatedly, and I keep posting this link: http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:AJAX_and_Events If you read it all the way through, I think you'll get a good understanding of event binding and a few ways to bind events at the right time. Also, a quick search in this google group for ajax events would lead you to some good answers. --Karl _ Karl Swedberg www.englishrules.com www.learningjquery.com On Jun 21, 2007, at 9:57 AM, AJ wrote: It is true and it will be officially released once jQuery 1.1.3 is released. If you don't mind using jQuery 1.1.3 alpha and getting your hands dirty with inline docs and minimal examples ... then you can start using it now. Wow, thanks! I am in a real crisis with a site right now, so I'll go ahead and try it with 1.1.3 and see how it goes. Will post any findings here later tonight. AJ
[jQuery] Re: Ajax call - lost event handlers
Bind the change event again in the Ajax callback, like this: Klaus, I ended up using a modified version of your suggestion and it worked great. Thanks! AJ
