There's no reliable cross-browser event that gets fired when the
content of a DIV (as opposed to a form element, say) changes. One
thing you might try would be to have a PeriodicalExecuter running.
Have it compare a global variable with the current innerHTML of that
DIV, and if they don't match, fire the event and update the global
variable. This may be more difficult than I am saying it here, it's
often quite hard to get a PE to gather an external variable value more
than once (at the moment the PE function is instantiated).
Walter
On Sep 2, 2009, at 10:07 AM, Hipnotik wrote:
>
> Hi
> How to call some action if content of the div element has changed?
>
> I'm talking about something like this:
> $("my-div").observe("change", function(e) {
> alert("hello");
> });
>
> Expecting behavior:
> I have this
> <div id="my-div">some text</div>
>
> now I'm changing "some text" to "some other text" and "alert("hello")"
> should be fired.
>
> Thnaks for help.
> >
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