The event handlers attached to jquery through the Live () method apply to the current and future elements of the matching selector (such as new elements created by the script)

The event handlers attached to jquery through the Live () method apply to the current and future elements of the matching selector (such as new elements created by the script)

$ ("ul"). Append ("<li class= ' name ' > </li>");   

"Error" is then done in the following way, which is not available:

$ (". Name"). Click (function () {Alert ("node acquired after append");})   

The correct way to do this is:

$ (". Name"). Live ("click", Function () {alert ("acquired");});  

After jquery 1.7+, use on instead of the Live,on () method to add one or more event handlers on the selected element and child elements

<div id= "One" ></div>$ (' #one '). Append ("<P id= ', ' >test1</p>" ); Append results: $ (' #one '). Append ("<P id= ', ' >test1</p>");      

"Error" will not pop up in the following way directly:

$ ("#two"). On ("click", Function (data) {alert (data);}); 

"Correct" is changed to the following way:

$ ("body"). On ("click","#two", function (data) {alert (data);});  

The event handlers attached to jquery through the Live () method apply to the current and future elements of the matching selector (such as new elements created by the script)