Reputation: 16062
Sounds trivial but it's not (to me at least).
I know that when trying to bind an event to dynamic content you must use .on()
, but how can I select the element and run general operations on them?
I have a table with dynamic rows, inside the row i have 1 anchor tags on some td, which i've given the class pricelist_balloon
.
How can i select it? I've tried :
$.each('.pricelist_balloon',function() {});
$('.pricelist_balloon').each(function() {});
$('#parent_div .pricelist_balloon').each(function() {});
$('#parent_div').each('.pricelist_balloon', function() {});
But none seem to work. How can i do this?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1335
Reputation: 16062
Well, the selector $('#parent_div .pricelist_balloon').each(function() {});
Seemed to work, could be others are working too but my problem was that i generated my content in a function called in an AJAX success so at time i was running this code the elements weren't generated yet.
Thanks to all the helpers.
Upvotes: 1