Well you're now using:
$('.psDel').live('click', function()
{
var object = $(this).get();
delScreen(object);
});
$('.psEdt').live('click', function()
{
var object = $
It could be the fact you are using the "live" method from jQuery, so it
will actually bind events along the way.
You could try adding the event via "each" or something other then "live"
good luck
arkstone schreef:
Situation:
I have page with fewmages. Each image have two links dedicated to
I don't think you will notice much difference. I'm using multiple in one
project as well and didn't notice much change in speed.
Rik
Jeffrey B schreef:
Hello,
I'm new to jquery and I've been wondering if there are any performance
implications to "packing" all of my jquery code into a single
Hi i'm stuck at the following. I have made a button that puts out a
clear request for a form. The flow of this should be: dialog -> if yes
-> use ajaxForm to submit -> reload section
so in my document ready i have the following: (multiple buttons can
exist)
$(".blockClear").each(function (i) {
Hi i'm stuck at the following. I have made a button that puts out a
clear request for a form. The flow of this should be: dialog -> if yes
-> use ajaxForm to submit -> reload section
so in my document ready i have the following: (multiple buttons can
exist)
$(".blockClear").each(function (i) {
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