Your very close... Try this instead:
$('a[title]')
.livequery(function() {
$(this).tipsy({ fade: true, gravity: 'w' });
});
No need to return false.
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Brandon Aaron
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 9:14 PM, idealists [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Im got a section of my page which updates via ajax
Hi Brandon
Thanks, so much for your reply I had actually tried that too.
And yes this does work..However, strangely, ONLY when I have mouse
overed ANOTHER link (with title attrible a['title']) that is OUTSIDE
the part of the page that is refreshed when the ajax pagination
occurs.
If I
Are you using jQuery for the AJAX? Live Query really only works
automagically if you are using jQuery to modify the DOM. If you aren't using
jQuery for the AJAX, there are a few options. Live Query has an API doing
things a little more manual. After you load in the content from the AJAX
call run
jQuery.livequery.run() worked wonders!
You are right, not using jQuery to do ajax (yet). Will probably port
to it though.
Thanks champ!
On Nov 8, 3:26 am, Brandon Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you using jQuery for the AJAX? Live Query really only works
automagically if you are using
Could this one be wrritten any better:
$('a.thumb_link')
.livequery('mouseover', $.thumb_change
) .livequery('mouseout', $.thumb_reset
);
This is in regards to:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/d057e0311367e1d5
Thanks.
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