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Asked: 2026-05-17T20:08:59+00:00

if (IsBestanswer == True) { $(bestAnswer).addClass(‘IsBestanswer’); $(bestAnswer).unbind(‘click’); } bestAnswer.live(‘click’, function() { // some code….

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  if (IsBestanswer == "True") 
      {
        $(bestAnswer).addClass('IsBestanswer');
        $(bestAnswer).unbind('click');
      }
 bestAnswer.live('click', function()
{

// some code....
});

actually i want to disable click property on bestanswer while IsBestanswer == “True”.
here i am using unbind() function. but it’s not working …

is there any methode for disable like adding some css property …actually i don’t know..

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  1. Editorial Team

    To unbind a live handler, call die. (I didn’t make that up)

    However, if bestAnswer is a single element, there’s no point in using live instead of bind.
    live is designed to be used with a selector that will match elements in the future.

    Also, if you can write bestAnswer.live, you don’t need to write $(bestAnswer), since it’s already a jQuery object.
    (As opposed to a DOM element, selector, or HTML string which you would need to call $ on)

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