Solved...
I love reading posts like this, but I hate writing them, I feel so
silly.
If I follow up the $("#dialog").dialog( "destroy" ) with a $
("#dialog").remove(), it fixes the issue.
I solved it by paring down the example to a single HTML file (34 lines
long) and I could still reproduce the issue. I checked the JS console
and did a $("div[id='dialog']") and it returned an array of length
TWO.
I'm guessing I have a fundamental misunderstanding about how dialogs
work. Is it fair to say that the dialog code moves the dialog div
within the DOM, so when I reload the content, it ends up ADDING
another #dialog rather than replacing the old one?
Thanks for reading :).
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