ok i am trying to do the same thing you are doing, with no success.
Only difference is I'm using suckerfish for my navigation menus across
the top. The navigation is loaded via an external file, with things
like "add", "search", etc as my main menus. The drop down menus set
up nicely, and I have js set up so that when a user selects a menu
item, different content is loaded into a <div> in the middle of the
page depending on what they click on. I just switched to livequery, so
my js is:
$(document).ready(function() {
('#home')
.livequery('click', (function() {
$('#content').load('index.php')
return false;
})
('#search')
.livequery('click', (function() {
$('#content').load('search.php')
return false;
})
);....
My goal is for the user to always be able to click on the navigation
menu and "start over" or load new content. So if the user chooses
"search", "search.php" is loaded, which is a form. They enter the
users company name and press submit. Data is shown in the <div> in
the middle of the page. Now I want the user to be able to click on
the navigation menu again and search on something different.
This does not work - it seems like once data is displayed in the
#content <div>, the navigation menu doesn't work. I guess I thought
this was what livequery would do for me. Does anyone have time to
look at this and see what I am doing wrong?
