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A few months ago, I was involved in a tree bar in a project, and after looking at a lot of plug-ins, I found it a bit troublesome, so I wrote one myself, and problems started to arise every time I kept doing it.
At that time, the project was controlled through a tree bar. The administrator could dynamically generate a tree bar for the data from the database to add, delete, modify and check. However, using the $(".XX").click(); method That's not possible.
1. I used jq1.4.3 before, and you can use the live() method in jq1.7 to achieve this function
$(‘#div').live(‘click',function(){ //do stuff });
However, the live method also has unsupported events, such as: toggle event. When encountering this situation, you can add a click event to it, and then simulate a click trigger event and it will be ok
$('a').live('click',function(){ $(this).toggle(function(){ alert("q11"); // alert($(this).attr("id")); $(this).parent().children('ul').show(); },function(){ $(this).parent().children('ul').hide(); }); $(this).trigger('click'); /** 之前绑定的click事件,只有点击了才会触发toggle事件,所以就给他加上模拟点击事件,不需要点击直接出发 **/ });
2. For jq1.7 and above, use the on method. The first attribute is the event, the second is the selector, and the third is the execution method
$(document).on("click","#d1",function(){ alert("bbbbb"); });