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7 kwi 2017 · I think that this will run runWhenReady() when #input is clicked, and when the page finishes loading. My question is, is there a simpler way to do this?
7 lip 2024 · Solution to Fix jQuery Events on Dynamically Added Elements. To overcome the challenge of jQuery events not working on dynamically added content, you need to implement event delegation. Event delegation involves attaching an event handler to a parent element that exists in the DOM when the page loads.
23 kwi 2024 · When an event handler is added using .on( "click", function() {...} ), it can be triggered using jQuery's .trigger( "click" ) because jQuery stores a reference to that handler when it is originally added.
Hi All, I would like to trigger an event on the page load. I looked at an example which uses $.bind and then $.trigger('click'). This works fine. I'm using livequery to rebind because there is some ajax involved in my app.With livequery the $.trigger doesn't work. Can you pls when me in fixing this issue.
var val = parseInt(jQuery(this).closest('.control').find('input#qty').val()); jQuery(this).closest('.control').find('input#qty').val(val+1); }); But, the problem is that code not working at the first time page load, I try to refresh the page and it work perfectly.
The problem is that .click() only works for elements that already existed when the page loaded. ‘btnNew’ doesn’t exist in this context and so you cannot directly bind it. This is easy to fix: you need to delegate the event.
$(document).ready(function() { alert("Loaded."); $('.a-category .active').trigger('click'); }); if that doesn't work, your selector (the '.a-categry .active' ) might be incorrect. are you trying to select an element with both classes, or one inside the other?
