Question

the arguments come from jQuery as $(this) and contain multiple elements 🙂

tried

  $('#el').delegate($(this), 'click' ...

  $('#el').delegate($(this).each(), 'click' ...

none work..

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(function($){
  $.fn.myfunction= function(){

    // here i need to somehow find .a, .b., .c etc... 
    $('#el').delegate($(this), 'click', function(event){

    });

  });
});

later I’m calling it like:

  jQuery(document).ready(function($){
      $('.a, .b, .c').myfunction();
  });

so I want my event on all new .a, .b, .c …

Answer 1

Depending on your code, you will need $("xxxx").bind('click',function(e) {...}); OR $("xxx").live('click', function(e) {...});.

If you are on jquery v1.7, $.on() is the function to use and $.off() reverses it.