Re: jQuery: firing a click event from a class instead of an ID

2015-03-20 Thread Scott Stewart
Byron, delegate is not depreciated in 1.7, it's still active as of 1.11, which is the version that I'm using. There are a couple of instances of deferred.is that are depreciated but not .delegate. http://api.jquery.com/category/deprecated/deprecated-1.7/

Re: jQuery: firing a click event from a class instead of an ID

2015-03-20 Thread Byron Mann
.on() in jquery 1.7+ is probably what to use instead of delegate(). I only say this as the documentation notates on() supercedes delegate(). And they have a habit of deprecation in these instances. $(document).on(event, selector, function ) On Mar 20, 2015 1:08 PM, Scott Stewart

RE: jQuery: firing a click event from a class instead of an ID

2015-03-20 Thread Robert Harrison
I think you need to add an event listener for the class: classname.addEventListener('click', myFunction, false); Robert Harrison Full Stack Developer AIMG rharri...@aimg.com Main Office: 704-321-1234  ext.118 Direct Line: 516-302-4345 www.aimg.com -Original Message- From: Scott

Re: jQuery: firing a click event from a class instead of an ID

2015-03-20 Thread Scott Stewart
.delegate is what I was looking for $(#pathList).delegate('.editPathway','click', function(){ var x = $(this).data(id); $('#pathEditFrm').jqm({ modal:true, ajax:'index.cfm?action=loadPathEditid=' + x + 'nolayout', closeOnEsc: true }).jqmShow(); }); #pathList is the parent container and the