Enquest wrote:
>
>
> Code example:
> $("td.info").click(function(){
> var id = this.id;
> $("div#info").hide("medium", function(){
> $("div#info").empty();
> $("div#info").append(customer_data[id]);
> $("div#info").show("medium");
> $(document).ready; // don't know how to do this part
> });
>
> $("a.edit").click(function(){
> alert("test");
> return false;
> });
>
I think you want something like this. I am thinking that the a.edit is
inside div#info? You should unbind event handlers before empty() to prevent
memory leaks in IE.Then you can attach the new event handler after you
insert the new content.
$("td.info").click(function(){
var id = this.id;
$("#info").hide("medium", function(){
$(this)
.find("a.edit").unbind("click").end()
.empty().append(customer_data[id])
.find("a.edit").bind("click", function(){
alert("test");
return false;
}).end()
.show("medium");
});
});
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