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All those jQuery fans: new event delegation

Published on January 14, 2009 in Programming. 0 Comments Tags: jquery.

jQuery 1.3 now has a ‘live’ function which acts similar to liveQuery. It lets you wire up events automatically for newly injected DOM elements. Not bad!

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