Question:
I'm trying to set a CSS style using .live(). The CSS function:
$(".data tr:odd").addClass("evenrows"); Is there a way for this to happen automatically on document ready but still happen for future elements? I've got an ajax event on the page that re-orders a table. I need these newly created rows to have the .addClass applied to them.
Thanks in advance.
Solution:1
you could use the Livequery plugin. It binds itself to DOM mutation events to track changes in the DOM, and re binds and re executes code attached to them, e.g:
$(".data tr:odd").livequery(function(){ $(this).addClass("evenrows"); });
Solution:2
We've accomplished this by hooking into the Ajax event delegates and doing whatever we want there. See "Complete" here: http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/jQuery.ajax#options
You would use Live to attach any event handlers to those new rows. See: http://docs.jquery.com/Events/live#typefn
Solution:3
Right now our JavaScript is setting up a Global ajax call function that accepts the parameters needed. Using a template function with extension parameters available to cause the changes you want to make could eliminate any unnecessary duplicate code and open possibilities for more manageable code.
Example:
GlobalObject.AjaxFunction(sUrl, SData, fnOnSuccess, fnOnError, oExtension) { //Set up Ajax process // check type of extension as a function if (typeof oExtension === 'function') { oExtension(); } } This would enable your code to have generic availability for after ajax processing.
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