Re: jquery clone and live

The .live is used for dynamic DOM elements that are added after the initial load of the page.  However, with jQuery 1.7 (I believe that's the latest), you can do as so:

$('.current_editor .edit').on({

     'click': function () {
           //do stuff here;

     }
});

See if that takes away you having to double click it.  Also, if you can provide a link, someone might be able drill down to the real issue if this doesn't solve it.

-Nathan

On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 7:37 AM, Curious <ovidiu.alexa@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello.

I'm working on a project that involves clone, sortable and live.

Basically there's a table which is sortable and there is a button that
adds another row to the sortable table. Every row has 2 buttons: edit
and delete. If I perfom a sortable action (drag and drop) and then I
click on any button (edit or delete) nothing happens.

$('.current_editor .edit').live('click', function () {
//do stuff here;
});

However, when I click on the same button a second time it works. This
is somewhat random because it happens only on the row that was
dragged.

Is it better to use live or just call a function with
onclick="my_function('id')" ?

And how about the live thingy? Shouldn't it scan the dom for any
selector?

It would be helpful if someone could give me an answer.

Thank you in advance.

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