> I have a page, were I use a Mootools Request object to send an html
> get request to the server, and then, it loads the content returned in
> the response into a div (evaluating the inline scripts returned into
> the html code).
Please put up a fuller sample at jsfiddle.net so we can see what
you're doing more clearly.
I can tell you that this Fiddle roughly corresponds to what you're
describing, yet the embedded event binding works in FF 4:
http://jsfiddle.net/jSJgx/
> This is an snippet of the js code embebed into the html response:
> window.addEvent('domready',function() {
> $$('#a_link_with_this_id').addEvent('click',function(event) {
> event.stop();
> /* ... some code here ...*/
> });
> });
No reason to redundantly detect domready in the embedded script if the
DOM is guaranteed ready when you fire the Request (i.e. the Request is
already dependent on domready).
It is better yet to use event delegation so you don't have to add
events via script evaluation, but rather add them to a parent
(container) element that does not change.
http://jsfiddle.net/jSJgx/1/
-- Sandy
